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Products Exempted from the Radio Equipment Directive The RED does not cover electronic devices that emit and receive radio waves at frequencies over 3000GHz. Notice that this is an extremely high frequency. This means that in practice, all radio-electric consumer electronics fall under the RED.

The new regulation covers devices that can communicate over the internet, whether directly or via other equipment. Radio equipment that may expose sensitive personal data is also in scope. For example: Mobile phones, tablets and laptops.

Certain equipment is specifically excluded from the Radio Equipment Directive. These are: Equipment for police, military and state-security purposes. Radio equipment for radio amateurs, unless it is commercially available.

3.4 Radio spectrum Article 3.2 of the RED states: ?Radio equipment shall be so constructed that it both effectively uses and supports the efficient use of radio spectrum in order to avoid harmful interference.?

The Radio Equipment Regulations were originally created to transpose the European Radio Equipment Directive (RED) into UK Law. With the UK's departure from the EU they became the independent safety and performance requirements for all wireless communications and radio equipment sold or used in the UK.

Declaration of conformity ? A document prepared by the manufacturer which must detail, among other things, the following: the specific product to which the declaration is referring. the name and address of the manufacturer and, where applicable, their authorised representative.

The Radio Equipment Directive (RED) sets requirements for the safety, electromagnetic compatibility and use of the radio spectrum of radio equipment placed in the EU market. It covers devices with some sort of wireless communication capability, including WiFi, LTE, 5G, Bluetooth and GPS.