I am certain that Ted has much more consumer-product experience, but for the
simple ITE (typically component power conversion stuff) that I submit, do
not have to use NOM019 and can certify to ANSI60950-1 or CSA No.60950-1-07.
Probably relatively easy for me, because we have factory in TJ, so I use
Hello Gary,
NOM is only mandatory above 24 Volts, so you likely don't need it for a
keyboard. You don't need a specific EMC approval for Mexico. (FCC should cover
you there.) However, you will need COFETEL if you have any radios.
NOM is quite a bit different than most other safety approvals. Th
I see that NOM requires in country testing - I assume that means that a CB
report isn't sufficient, is that correct? Do they require EMC in country as
well?
Is this rationally done with using a second party certifier such as UL,
interteck, ETL and the whole raft of certifiers. It's a small proje
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