The document issued by the Mauritanian Regulatory Authority contains the decision of the National Regulatory Council (CNR) regarding the emission thresholds, range, and frequency bands used by low-power, short-range devices.
The text defines low-power, short-range devices as radio terminals with or without receivers that allow one-way or two-way communication on a non-interfering basis and that do not require individual authorization or specific frequency planning.
This provision updates the regulatory framework for low-power, short-range equipment in Mauritania, promoting the free and efficient use of these technologies, reducing the administrative burden for operators, and ensuring technical compatibility and protection against interference in the national radio spectrum.
WHOM DOES IT IMPACT?
The direct impact is on manufacturers, importers, and distributors of SRD equipment; integrators and installers of short-range wireless systems; institutional users and companies operating SRD equipment; and conformity assessment bodies.
CONCLUSION:
The decision updates and harmonizes the unrestricted use of SRD equipment in Mauritania, providing technical certainty and a control framework without adding licensing burdens.
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Regulatory Impact
| Impact Type | Status |
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| Top Priority | |
| Type Certificate | |
| Spectrum Bands | |
| Import Changes (HS Codes) | |
| Standard Changes | |
| Product Changes | |
| Label Changes |