Technical Requirements for Land Mobile and Fixed Radio Services in the Band 1670-1675 MHz In addition to related documents specified in RSS-Gen, General Requirements and Information for the Certification of Radiocommunication Equipment, the following Industry Canada document should be consulted: 2.2 Related DocumentsĪll Spectrum Management and Telecommunications publications are available on Industry Canada's website at under Official Publications.

2.1 Licensing RequirementsĮquipment covered by this standard is subject to licensing, pursuant to subsection 4(1) of the Radiocommunication Act. This Radio Standards Specification (RSS) sets out requirements for the certification of transmitters and receivers for the land mobile and fixed services in the band 1670-1675 MHz.Įquipment certified under this standard is classified as Category I equipment and a technical acceptance certificate (TAC), issued by the Certification and Engineering Bureau of Industry Canada, or a certificate issued by a Certification Body (CB) is required. 5.5 Transmitter Unwanted Emissions Limits.Transmitter and Receiver Standard Specifications.Preparation of the next version of this document. The comments received will be taken into account in the Radio Standards Specification 112, Issue 1, Land Mobile and Fixed Equipment Operating in theīand 1670-1675 MHz,will be in force as of the publicationĭate of Notice No. Spectrum Management and Telecommunications Visit UL Standards for Canada for information on UL's development of National Standards of Canada (NSCs) and about specific projects under New Project Activity, Public Review and Work Programs.Land Mobile and Fixed Equipment Operating in the Band 1670-1675 MHz Essential information About UL's standards development programs, how to Access Standards, and how to participate in the UL programs used to Develop Standards is available on this site. UL's Standards Technical Panels (STPs) serve as the consensus body for both American National Standards (ANS) and National Standards of Canada (NSC). In 2013, UL was accredited by the Standards Council of Canada (SCC) as a nationally recognized Standards Development Organization (SDO) able to develop National Standards of Canada (NSCs). In the US, UL is accredited by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) as an audited designator. UL STANDARDS: ACCREDITED IN THE US AND CANADA For tutorials and other resources, visit UL Standards YouTube. Join our LinkedIn group and follow us on Twitter. Stay informed about UL Standards development activities and news. Learn more about how we are modernizing our technology, operations and approach to stakeholder outreach to deliver a world class experience and further our global impact. MODERNIZING OUR APPROACH TO STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT

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