It is important, yet increasingly difficult, to always be aware of the requirements necessary for entering the global market. This document provides the latest standards and regulatory information regarding EMC/Wireless for the United States, Canada, Europe, Japan, and other international standards. Utilize UL Solutions' expertise in global regulations to facilitate rapid entry into your target market and ensure ongoing market access. Overview North America | FCC / ISED Oceania | New Zealand Europe | UK / EU Various Standards | ECC / IEC, etc.

It is important, yet increasingly difficult, to always keep track of the requirements necessary for entering the global market. This document contains the latest standards and regulatory information regarding EMC/Wireless for the United States, Canada, Europe, Japan, and other international standards. Utilize UL Solutions' expertise in global regulations to facilitate rapid entry into target markets and ensure ongoing market access. Overview Japan | Radio Law Europe | UK/EU Various Standards | ETSI / IEC, etc.

On January 16, 2024, OSHA announced the expansion of the Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory (NRTL) accreditation scope for UL LLC. As part of this expansion, OSHA added 13 testing standards to the NRTL testing standards list. UL 8400 (Standard for Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, and Mixed Reality Technology Equipment) is one of the added testing standards, applicable to AR/VR/MR headsets used in commercial and industrial environments.

It is important, yet increasingly difficult, to always keep track of the requirements necessary for entering the global market. This document provides the latest standards and regulatory information regarding EMC/Wireless for the United States, Canada, Europe, Japan, and other international standards. Utilize UL Solutions' expertise in global regulations to facilitate rapid entry into target markets and ensure ongoing market access. <Overview> - Japan | Radio Law - North America | FCC / ISED - Oceania | New Zealand / Australia - Europe | EU - Various Standards | ETSI / IECEE, etc. For detailed information and to download materials, please access the "Related Links."

The U.S. FDA has announced that it will abolish Laser Notice 50 regarding laser products by the end of 2024. After 2025, Laser Notice 50 will no longer apply to laser products manufactured, so manufacturers currently adopting this notice will need to take necessary transition measures, such as applying Laser Notice 56, and report to the FDA. Additionally, updates may also be required for UL-certified laser products. UL Solutions will support manufacturers in this regard. For more details, please refer to the article linked below under "Related Links."

In September 2023, ISO 10993-17 was revised for the first time in nearly 20 years. The ISO 10993 series of standards primarily deals with the biological evaluation of medical devices, and ISO 10993-17 specifies the requirements for the assessment of toxicological risks of substances identified through chemical characterization (ISO 10993-18). ISO 10993-17:2023 introduces new terms and concepts such as Toxicological Screening Limit (TSL), Estimated Exposure Dose (maximum; EEDmax), and release kinetics. It also provides a flowchart illustrating how the toxicological risk assessment framework can be integrated into the risk management process for medical devices and toxicological risk assessment reports. For further details, please refer to the "Related Links" below.

It is important, yet increasingly difficult, to always keep track of the requirements necessary for entering the global market. This document provides the latest standards and regulatory information regarding EMC/Wireless for the United States, Canada, Europe, Japan, and other international standards. Utilize UL's expertise in global regulations to facilitate rapid entry into target markets and ensure ongoing market access. <Summary> - EU | EMC Directive / Machinery Directive / Low Voltage Directive / Medical Device Related Harmonized Standards, UK Harmonized Standards Updates, Committee Letters - United States | KDB Updates, Receiver Immunity Requirements - Canada | ICES-004, RSS-248, 6 GHz Band - Japan | 6 GHz Band, Ku Band, 2.3 GHz Band - Various Standards | EN, ETSI For more details, please check the links in the 'Related Links' section below.

It is important, and increasingly difficult, to always keep track of the requirements necessary for entering the global market. This document provides the latest standards and regulatory information regarding EMC/Wireless for the United States, Canada, Europe, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and other international standards. Utilize UL's expertise in global regulations to facilitate rapid entry into target markets and ensure ongoing market presence. <Summary> EU | Low Voltage Directive harmonized standards, RE Directive harmonized standards, common charger United States | KDB updates, FCC 22-3, FCC 22-6 Canada | 5.8 GHz band, above 95 GHz, Citizen Band, exposure calculation modeling, RSS-119, RSS-HAC Japan | 6 GHz band, spatial wireless power transmission, 5.2 GHz band, 920 MHz band Australia/New Zealand | 6 GHz band Various standards | ERC, ETSI, CISPR, ECC, IEC For more details, please check the links in the 'Related Links' section below.

Regarding "electric disinfectors" equipped with germicidal lamps, the interpretation of technical standards (Appendix Table 8) and the interpretation of the scope of electrical appliances under the Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Law have been revised (Revised and enforced: December 28, 2021). As a result of this revision, it has been clarified that "electric disinfectors" are subject to the regulations of the Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Law not only for those that emit germicidal light solely within the device but also for those that emit light outside the device. Businesses that manufacture or import relevant products need to confirm compliance with the technical standards. The revised interpretation of technical standards (Appendix Table 8) requires consideration of the photobiological safety of electric disinfectors. UL provides services to support the confirmation of compliance with technical standards based on these interpretations. For more details, please check the "Related Links" below.

The Telecommunication Engineering Centre (TEC), the technical division of the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) in India, announced on September 22, 2021, the start dates for Phase III and Phase IV of the Mandatory Testing and Certification of Telecommunication Equipment (MTCTE). Phase III and Phase IV of MTCTE will cover a wide range of products and are expected to be mandatory from July 1, 2022. For details on the target categories, mandatory requirements, and changes planned for 2022, please check the "Related Links."

It is important, yet increasingly difficult, to always keep track of the requirements necessary for entering the global market. This document provides the latest standards and regulatory information regarding EMC/Wireless for the United States, Canada, Europe, Japan, and other international standards. Utilize UL's expertise in global regulations to facilitate rapid entry into target markets and ensure ongoing market participation. <Summary> ● EU | Vehicle-mounted wireless devices, (EU)2022/172, (EU)2022/173, (EU)2022/179, (EU)2022/180, RE directive authorities ● US | New standard application, white space, KDB ● Canada | CS-03, RSS-170, RSS-139 ● Japan | 920 MHz band, 76 GHz band, 2.3 GHz, CISPR ● Standard | ETSI, ECO, EN, ECC, IEC ＊＊You can download more details from the "Related Links"＊＊

This document provides the latest standards and regulatory information regarding EMC/Wireless for the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and other international standards. Utilize UL's expertise in global regulations to facilitate rapid entry into target markets and ensure ongoing market presence. <Summary> ●EU | Market surveillance, medical device regulations, low voltage directive harmonized standards, vehicle regulations, medical device harmonized standards, RE directive delegated acts, TGN30 ●US | KDB ●Canada | RSS-248, SPR-APD, GL-01, Notice 2021-DRS0012, SPR-002, Notice 2020-DRS0014, frequency allocation ●Japan | 5.2 GHz band, CISPR, 2.3 GHz band, Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Law, wireless power transmission, 5 GHz band radar, etc. ●Australia/New Zealand | LIPD, EMC ●Standard | ETSI, IEC, EN, AS/NZS, ECC, CISPR **For more details, please refer to the "Related Catalog" below.**

The SEMI F47 (Voltage Sag Immunity) test is one of the standards established by the Semiconductor Equipment and Materials Institute (SEMI), which consists of members from the semiconductor and related industries. It simulates a sudden voltage drop in the AC power supply within a semiconductor factory and evaluates the resistance of the tested equipment under such conditions. SEMI: Semiconductor Equipment and Materials Institute Voltage Sag Immunity: Voltage Sag Immunity Our company offers SEMI F47 (Voltage Sag Immunity) testing services for semiconductor process equipment. For details and quotes, please check the "Related Links" below.

According to the regulations of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), the additional Phase V mandatory items (wireless microphones, digital cameras, video cameras, webcams, smart speakers, Bluetooth speakers, and dimmers for LED products) will require registration with the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) before being exported or sold in India starting from October 1, 2021. This also includes cameras used in automobiles (such as dash cameras, rear cameras, distance cameras, and surround cameras). UL will provide testing and report issuance services through UL India, which is a BIS accredited testing laboratory.

UL will participate in the online exhibition "1st Automotive World Online" to be held from September 8 (Wednesday) to 10 (Friday), 2021. Our company established the Automotive Technology Center (ATC), an EMC-related testing facility for automotive equipment, in Miyoshi City, Aichi Prefecture in June 2017. In April 2019, we set up a "Reliability Testing Lab" specialized in environmental and durability testing for automotive components, which was expanded in September 2020. In January 2020, we established a "Next-Generation Mobility Building" at the Kashima EMC Testing Facility in Katori City, Chiba Prefecture, and in July 2020, we built an EMC testing facility for large equipment such as construction machinery, called the "Large Mobility Testing Building," within our headquarters in Ise. In January 2021, we introduced new testing equipment capable of handling high-capacity batteries for applications such as e-mobility, striving to expand our testing capabilities in the automotive and mobility-related fields. At this exhibition, the UL booth will showcase a wide range of services related to mobility, including "Automotive EMC/Wireless Testing," "EMC Testing for Large Equipment such as Construction Machinery," "Reliability Testing," and "Battery Safety Testing."

On January 5, 2021, Brazil's ANATEL issued Act No. 77, which added cybersecurity requirements for telecommunications equipment (composed of approximately 40 security requirements). From July 4, 2021, for telecommunications equipment connected to the internet or communication lines, the submission of a declaration regarding cybersecurity will be required as part of the application documents for certification. Applicants must submit this declaration to demonstrate that their products meet security requirements and that appropriate measures against vulnerabilities are in place. UL provides services to comply with these cybersecurity requirements and will support your application to Brazil.

The latest EMC standards for construction machinery, EN ISO 13766-1, 2:2018, will become mandatory from July 1, 2021. In the EU, compliance with EU harmonization legislation and the display of CE marking on construction machinery being marketed is required. The harmonized standard for the 2014/30 EU EMC Directive, "EN 13309:2010," will be withdrawn, and the latest standard, "EN ISO 13766-1,2:2018," will be enforced. This enforcement will expand the upper frequency limits for radiated immunity required by EMC and will newly require radio wave irradiation for the construction machinery itself. Additionally, not only in the EU but also in South Africa, EMC testing for finished construction machinery is stipulated as a requirement. UL has a large electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) chamber capable of handling large equipment, such as construction machinery weighing up to 100 tons, and can provide EMC services in accordance with "EN ISO 13766-1,2:2018."