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NOM-001-SCFI-2018
Electronic Devices – Safety Requirements and Test Methods (cancels NOM-001-SCFI-1993).
Applies to electronic equipment and its accessories powered by public utility electricity with single-phase supply voltages up to 277 V AC at 60 Hz and/or three-phase voltages up to 480 V AC between lines at 60 Hz, as well as other energy sources such as batteries, accumulators, self-generating batteries, and alternative power sources up to 500 V DC.
This Official Mexican Standard applies to new, second-line, discontinued, rebuilt, reconditioned, used, or secondhand electronic equipment. Some examples of products include:
o Radio receivers with one or more commercial frequency bands and one or more carrier modulation modes.
o Television screens of any technology.
o Video projectors, except those associated with data processing equipment or systems.
o Sound and/or vision amplifiers.
o Sound and image players and/or recorders of any technology (acetate, magnetic tape, digital discs, digital memory, etc., such as cameras, dictation equipment, voice recorders, modular equipment, home theaters, sound bars, etc.).
o Loudspeakers with integrated amplifiers.
o Remote controls.
o Antenna signal converters and amplifiers.
o Closed-circuit television monitors and video monitors not associated with data processing equipment.
o Separate power supplies for appliances and battery replacement, electronic uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), and battery chargers.
o Electronic musical instruments.
o Electronic accessories such as rhythm generators, tone generators (as individual equipment), synthesizers, music players, and anything else used with electronic and non-electronic instruments.
o Video games and video game generating devices that connect to TVs or monitors.
o Electronic toys.
o Professional electronic equipment (cameras, video cameras).
o Active speakers, loudspeakers, and speakers.
o Alarm and video surveillance systems.
o Communication systems such as walkie-talkies and similar equipment, even if considered toys.
o Educational audio and/or video equipment.
o Video cameras.
o Jukeboxes.
o Antenna positioners.
o Civil band equipment.
o Intercommunication equipment that uses the low-voltage network as a transmission medium.
o Television receivers.
o Multimedia equipment that is not data processing equipment or is directly associated with data processing equipment.
o Electronic flash drives.
o Entertainment and personal service machines.
o Microwave ovens.
o Money-handling machines (counting machines).
The above list is illustrative but not exhaustive, so new electronic products resulting from new electronic technologies may be included.
Specific Standards:
• NMX-I-60065-NYCE Electronic Equipment – Audio, Video, and Analog Electronic Devices – Safety Requirements (cancels NMX-I-062-NYCE).
• NMX-I-60950-1-NYCE Information Technology Equipment – Safety – General Requirements (cancels NMX-I-250-1997-NYCE).
• NMX-I-60335-2-82-NYCE Electronics – Electronic Equipment – Specific Requirements for Amusement and Personal Service Machines.
• NMX-I-163-NYCE Electronic Products – Electronic Uninterruptible Power Supplies.
• NMX-J-I-62115-ANCE-NYCE Electronics – Safety of Electronic Toys.
NOM-001-SCFI-2018
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MODIFICATION to the First Transitory Provision of the Mexican Official Standard NOM-001-SCFI-2018
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