What do the symbols on the back of your gadget

							What do the symbols on the
back of your gadget?




On the reverse side of the majority of gadgets, there is a line of hieroglyphs, some
understandable without my transcripts, and some still would be curious to know. This is not
a set of standard characters, Beauty and coded information. Today, I will tell you that most
of them mean.
1. Stamp Underwriters Laboratories. It is an independent, non-profit company responsible
for the "safety in science and technology." It verifies, analyzes and audits the wide range of
products sold in the U.S., Canada and Mexico. They have to make sure that the gadget
meets the state and federal safety regulations. Most equipment that is sold in North
America, namely digital cameras, electric guitars, headphones, OLED-displays, check
UL. UL sign is very important for insurance companies. For them it is a reliability of the
product                      under                      normal                       operating
conditions.




2. CSA International is another independent company that conducts testing and
certification of products, they are, as opposed to UL, plus the entire test products for safety
for animals. Plumbing, HVAC systems and electronics designed for U.S. and Canadian
markets, passes through the CSA International. CSA has stamped products meet or
exceed all applicable safety standards for humans and animals in the United States and
Canada.




3. As the number of mobile devices with wireless communications, the United States
decided to check the latest wireless gadgets to the fact that the radiated waves do not
interfere with the work of other mobile devices. The FCC (Federal Communications
Commission     (FCC))    to   test   all   the   safety   devices   and   notifies   the
mark.




4. Almost every product made, sold or imported into the European Union must carry the
CE (Conformité Européenne). Literally translated as the European conformity mark. By the
way, all devices Adminchega Muz4in.Net present. And it means that the product meets all
regulatory requirements for products manufactured or sold within the European Economic
Area. At this time, the mark itself does not guarantee the quality of the product as UL, for
example. Because product testing is not carried out as thoroughly as, for example, in the
U.S.




5. Officially called CE R & TTE Directive «warning symbol." This means that the device
fouls wireless one or more EU member states. iPhone, for example, violates French law,
according to which all the wireless devices, when used in the open air, all in the 2.4 GHz
and                                                                                   2.454
GHz.




6. This symbol indicates that the product complies with the requirements of the EU, for the
safe disposal of electronic waste. Device with this sign must be processed in a special
collection      center,          and      not        just       thrown        in       the
trash.




7. Despite the fact that the CE acts as a Europe-wide standard for products in some
countries (eg Germany) devices undergo additional certification. This sign, which is called
«TÜV Rheinland GS Mark» indicates that the electronic product has been tested by an
independent company, in this case, TÜV Rheinland (European version UL), and that it
meets         the         most         stringent       safety        regulations         in
Germany.
8. Finally China compulsory certification (CCC). Now, virtually every consumer product,
uses a device with such a designation. All are from China))) By the way, this symbol can
be seen not only in gadgets, but also on the tires, the fabrics ... But on the whole ...