CHILE: Resolution 755 Updated
On January 23, 2017, The National Congress of Chile updated Resolution 755 in order to fix technical standards for the unlicensed use of short range devices. There are three key points to note from the updated resolution: 1. Previously restricted 5470-5725 MHz band is now available for unlicensed use when maximum EIRP is limited to […]
CHILE: SEC Announces Certification Procedure for Cellphone Chargers
During the end of November, the Regulator SEC (Superintendence of Electricity and Fuels) published a draft related to certification procedures for cell phone chargers. This protocol is directed to the analysis and/or testing of cellphone chargers using switch mode power supply units, and it is in accordance with the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) Standard No. […]
CHILE: Multi-Band Stamp Notice Updated
As ENTIRETY has previously informed, the Chilean Secretary of Telecommunications (SUBTEL) addressed the implementation of a multi-band stamp in all mobile device boxes through a public notice earlier this week. Following the implementation, Resolution 1463 will be in charge of regulating this process, which was set to take part on June 16, 2016. The resolution […]
CHILE: SUBTEL Will Ask for a Multiband Stamp in all Mobile Devices Traded in the Country
The Chilean Secretary of Telecommunications (SUBTEL) informed, through a public notice on its website, about the implementation of a multi band stamp with the purpose to inform all the possible buyers of mobile devices, about the supported bands of the equipment. The stamp will be visible in the device box and it will inform if […]
CHILE: SUBTEL Announced Stricter Type Approval Requirements
From January 1, 2016, the Chilean Telecommunications Regulator, Subsecretaria de Telecomunicaciones (SUBTEL), announced that they have introduced new and stricter requirements in its review of Type Approval applications. Type Approval applications with greater output powers than permitted in resolution 755 will be automatically rejected, and frequency declarations or user manual statements are no longer accepted […]