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Costs approval Sub1GHz for russia

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Thomas Schabel
Posted by Thomas Schabel
on Apr 16 2012 08:08 AM
Prodigy55 points

Hi

We are planing to develop a sensor-product for Sub 1-GHz with CC1101, freq = 868MHz. I saw that for Sub 1-GHz it is very complicated to sell products world wide due to different allowed frequencys and different national standards. Well, the main market is Europa + Russia. For Europa we can do a self-declaration. But Russia??? I found that products for russian market need GOST-R approval. Does everyone knows what the GOST-R approval will roughly cost (10k$, 20k$0 30k$??)? I need this for project calculation?

BR Tom

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  • Ilya Averin
    Posted by Ilya Averin
    on Apr 24 2012 11:11 AM
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    Hi Tom,

    If the output power doesn't exceed 25 mW, 868 MHz is free in Russia. What GOST do you mean?

    Regards,

    Ilya 

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  • Thomas Schabel
    Posted by Thomas Schabel
    on Apr 27 2012 00:48 AM
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    Hi Ilya

    Thanks for your answer. We got the information from a distributor that we need an approval of our wireless products for russian market. I think this is GOST-R approval.

    On the UL-webside I got follow information:

    "GOST-R Russian Approval
    GOST-R certification is required in order to gain customs clearance for products at the Russian borders.  The GOST-R certificate indicates compliance with the Russian standards.  If the products are deemed for use in hazardous locations, then additionally a permit for use (RTN) is required and is issued by the Rostekhnadzor (Russian Ministry).  IECEx CoCs and ExTRs can be used to obtain GOST-R certificates without additional testing.  In 2011, there will be a MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) where the GOST-R certification will be accepted in Kazakhstan (GOST-K), Belarus (GOST-B), and Tajikistan (GOST-T)."

    Kind Regards

    Tom

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  • Ilya Averin
    Posted by Ilya Averin
    on Apr 28 2012 05:40 AM
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    Hi Tom,

    to get some info about the topic, you might look at this

    www.miraxis.ru/files/gostr_okp.doc

    http://minsvyaz.ru/ru/doc/index.php?id_4=326

    http://www.rfs-rf.ru/rfs/search/index.htm?ssUserText=%E2%84%9607-20-03-001+

    Regards,

    Ilya

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