Tait Communications is committed to ensuring that all products comply with the regulatory requirements of its' markets.
Quality is at the core of the Tait philosophy and core manufacturing processes are certified to meet the stringent requirements of ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 14001:2004
All shipments from Tait's manufacturing facility into the European Union and China comply with the Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) Directive; and Tait's material supply chain also complies with the RoHS Directive.
Regulatory compliance is complex and often changing. Please contact us for specific compliance information regarding products.
Tait Portable Radios include the TP8100, TP9300/9400 ATEX and TP9000 series of products
Tait Mobiles include the TM8000 and TM9000 series products.
The Tait Base Station Repeaters product family covers the TB8100, TB9400, TB9300 and TB9100 Series of products.
The Tait Unify Product family covers the UnifyVehicle.
Tait manufactures a diverse range of mobile data-related products including radio modem, mobile data terminal, GPS receivers and AVL solutions.
Tait ensures its products meet regulatory compliance in the markets in which they are offered. Radio equipment needs to comply with mandated radio performance standards to ensure efficient use of the radio spectrum, which is in great demand worldwide.
Regulatory compliance requirements vary widely between regulators, with several dimensions for any given product.New digital emissions are bringing a significant increase in compliance complexity. Also, standards are revised from time to time, requiring specific supplier action to maintain compliance.
Tait products generally hold a wide range of Type Approvals to national regulatory standards worldwide. Tait has a dedicated team and comprehensive compliance database to manage this complex and demanding aspect of providing high-quality radio communications equipment on a global scale.
Please contact us for full details of which Tait products hold compliance in any regulatory area
The OFCOM (UK) Guidance for Manufacturers on the Introduction of the Radio Equipment Directive states the following:
It is important to be aware that the responsibility for ensuring that the requirements of the Directive are met lies with the manufacturer, or in the case of equipment manufactured outside the EU, the company or persons within the EU that have placed the equipment on the EU market. Where a company is marketing a product manufactured outside the EU and has no involvement in importation, it is the responsibility of the wholesaler/importer to ensure that the requirements of the Directive are met.
It is also the responsibility of the manufacturer to ensure that the equipment being marketed has the CE marking affixed and has adequate information and instructions containing the equipments intended use, a Declaration of Conformity and, for radio equipment, details of countries the where product is to be marketed. In the case of telecommunications terminal equipment, information should be provided identifying the interfaces of the public telecommunications networks to which the equipment is intended to be connected.
The whole 14 page document may be seen at: http://www.ofcom.org.uk/static/archive/ra/topics/conformity/document/rtte/rtteman/rtteman.htm
Under the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive and implementing regulations, customers purchasing new electrical and electronic equipment from Tait are entitled to:
Instructions for customers and recyclers/treatment facilities wishing to obtain disassembly information are available below.
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As part of compliance with the WEEE Directive, Tait provides recycling information on request for all types of new equipment put on the market in Europe after August 13th 2005.
Please click on the contact link below and provide the following details for the product for which you would like to receive recycling information:
We will dispatch the recycling information to you shortly.