What are the A-Tick and C-Tick logos on products? In Australia, the A-Tick and C-Tick logo on a product indicated product compliance. Symbolising a product’s manufacturer was claiming that the product had verified compliance with the Australian requirements. The...
In 2013, the Australian Electrical Regulatory Authorities Council (ERAC) launched their amended Electrical Equipment Safety System (EESS) regulations. They provided essential changes to the electrical safety scenario regarding products sold in Australia and New...
To determine how to get Regulatory Compliance Mark (RCM) it must be recognised that the responsible party is known as the “supplier”. The description of this entity is an importer, distributor or manufacturer. That installs or sells electrical and electronic or radio...
RCM Compliance for the Australian and New Zealand market is truly underway. If you didn’t already hear about the changes from C-Tick and A-Tick then spare two minutes and watch our video! View our RCM testing, compliance, certification and approvals quick help...
We have had many calls recently about the sale Radio Controlled Models such as drones, planes, cars, boats and other motorized devices. Many inquiries are directly relating to Australian certification for radio-controlled models. As per the Australian Communication...
The ACMA is cracking down on LED lights causing TV interference. EMC compliance is mandatory in Australia and New Zealand is mandatory. Many readers of this post will be very aware of the variation in the product range of LED lighting currently hitting the...
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