Is this product FCC Certified?
1242030
No! It is basically a battery pack that you charge, and use to recharge another device from it. Most battery packs do not require FCC certification as they do not send out radio waves, thus cannot cause interference.
1242031
Battery Packs, Chargers,& Power Packs do not fall under FCC jurisdiction. So to answer your question, No it is not FCC Certified. I hope I have provided you with some clarification. If not, write back. Amazon will make certain that I get your question.
1697943
Yes, it is. But I will tell you something: Don't waste your money in that piece of garbage. I bought one, and after two months of use, two lines appeared in my LCD. Furthermore FM Turner signal is very poor and the stations sounds like a cookies bags party.
345124
Part 97.401(a) of the Federal Code of Regulations: Primarily, it authorizes any use of radio technology for the "immediate safety of human life and immediate protection of property," regardless of all other FCC regulations, when no alternative is available. Otherwise, yes a license is required.
831925
It. should, but it's not legal to use on there. Because it's not type accepted by the Fcc for Comerical use .
499932
Yes on the ham bands. It broadcasts in the FRS bands, but to use it those frequencies would be illegal because it is FCC accepted for commercial use not recreational use.
593770
Yes, it is. There are two versions, one for CE and one for FCC. For example, see http://www.sekonic.com/others/aboutradiotriggering.aspx . On mine, the serial number starts with the FCC version (JH12). Any questions, I have found the Sekonic people very easy to reach and deal with. Hope you enjoy the light meter, if you get it.
1135801
Not sure of the OSHA implications, but Raspberry Pi claims both CE and FCC certification. Unfortunately, the page is light on details: http://www.raspberrypi.org/testings-done/BTW, my board (Rev B) clearly has a FCC logo on the PCB. Hope that helps!
873580
Yes it does have the FCC symbol on the side of the box it has a capital " F" with a capital "c" and a small "c" almost engulfed by the capital c , so that's gotta be the FCC symbol, hope that helps
287802
Depends:http://wireless.fcc.gov/services/index.htm?job=licensing&id;=ship_stations
1149190
I'm not sure if is NSF certified. It has performed well. In fact I'm considering a second unit.
509058
I'm not sure what FCC ID is?Once figured out how to program the remote. It has worked really well. No problems at all!
184923
I believe not. But call their customer service support number, they can certified 100%
386936
You are right, this may be an error. Thank you! to verify the remote you need, please: 1. Check the backside of current remote to match #'s w/ the one's in listing ad for remote you are interested in (FCC ID & Part#) 2. Send us an Amazon message with your VIN # or 3. Inquire w/ dealer as to which FCC ID & PART # you need for your VIN (vehicle's installed system). Thank you!
294872
No FCC license is required. They are not super powerful. However in a dense city I can get a strong 2-3 block range
1789735
Doubtful. There are no indications on the product of any type of certification. However, they work fine, and seem to be good quality.
123590
Yes. FCC license is required based on frequencies used and transmission power. Anything over .5 watts needs a licence and most frequencies that are not in the range of family service radio frequencies need a license. See the FCC website for more details on what you can use without a license.
60931
I just looked at the back of the Wouxun and there is no FCC sticker. I have seen the same one with a FCC sticker sold by Powerwerx.com