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Compliance level 1 / low-risk device
! t5 K" x. y- K$ z y7 QA low-risk device is a device that is not a medium-risk device or a high-risk device. Low-risk devices may include: battery-powered LED torches, battery-powered pocket calculators, battery-powered clocks, wrist watches and battery-powered toys. A battery-powered device is a device that is not capable of being connected, directly or indirectly, to an external power supply (refer to the Battery-Powered Devices page for further information).
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+ N$ W8 X g. u/ qLow-risk devices must comply with an applicable technical standard. However, the evidence a supplier may rely on to demonstrate compliance is at the supplier's discretion. A supplier of a low-risk device that is compliant with an applicable technical standard is only required to hold a description of the device. A supplier is not required to label the product or maintain a Declaration of Conformity (DoC). However, a supplier must maintain a DoC if they do choose to label the device.+ c% w1 b$ [- u5 C! L
5 y* |/ ?$ _/ D& j1 K" f8 E# j8 @! wCompliance level 2 / medium-risk device% N* Z. J+ g3 s2 A
A medium-risk device is a device that is not a high-risk device and contains one or more of the following:3 }5 x% s* ^& g/ i6 L& M$ K
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a commutator' O: S! w/ E' Z8 b. {6 o
a slip-ring motor
' ^" I6 Z2 [7 J8 ^8 w; L: c: San electronic device operating in a switching or non-linear mode.
' g. i2 _6 o4 {/ |& PMedium-risk devices include: televisions, laptops, computers, video game consoles, stereo equipment, DVD players/recorders, mobile phone chargers, printers, compact fluorescent lamps and electronic ballasts. Devices that meet the definition of a battery-powered device are NOT medium-risk devices unless the ACMA has declared the device to be a medium-risk device.
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9 Y6 k; h# d7 r& bIn addition to compliance with an applicable technical standard, the ACMA requires suppliers of medium-risk devices to label the device and hold the following documentary evidence:" P1 ]6 @4 O6 X- `
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test report or technical construction file (TCF) showing the device complies with an applicable technical standard
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7 F! W _3 L3 w" J' Cdescription of the device.! m$ E7 v E7 n t
Compliance level 3 / high-risk device! s7 h* B5 _1 G8 N5 o' |0 C
A high-risk device is a device described as 'Group 2 ISM equipment' in AS/NZS CISPR 11:2004 (2nd Edition). Group 2 contains all ISM equipment in which radiofrequency energy is intentionally generated and/or used in the form of electromagnetic radiation for the treatment of material, and EDM (electro-discharge machining) and arc welding equipment.
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Group 2 equipment (taken from Annex A of AS/NZS CISPR 11) includes:
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- j' T L& b" O/ y9 xInduction heating equipment
1 }6 P% U7 ~- x0 e6 H1 PInduction cookers# Z, O3 C; y. a% o
Microwave ovens
) Y3 B6 y$ G8 A7 `4 A2 s4 iArc welding equipment6 T0 S x. D4 S- C+ u! `
Spot welders
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The documentary evidence requirements for high-risk devices are the same as medium-risk devices except the test report must be produced from an accredited testing body. |
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