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The Wireless Telegraphy (Exemption) Regulations 1999

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TELEGRAPHS

These Regulations exempt certain wireless telegraphy stations and apparatus from the requirement to be licensed under section 1(1) of the Wireless Telegraphy Act 1949 (c. 54). Accordingly, it will not be necessary to hold a licence to establish or use any such station or install or use any such apparatus (regulation 4).

The Wireless Telegraphy (Exemption) Regulations 1999

Sch.3. Pt.I defn(s).

The Wireless Telegraphy (Exemption) (Amendment) Regulations 2000

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The Wireless Telegraphy (Exemption) Regulations 1999

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The Wireless Telegraphy (Exemption) (Amendment) Regulations 2000

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The Wireless Telegraphy (Exemption) Regulations 1999

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The Wireless Telegraphy (Exemption) (Amendment) Regulations 2000

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The Wireless Telegraphy (Exemption) Regulations 1999

Sch.4. Pt.I defn(s).

The Wireless Telegraphy (Exemption) (Amendment) Regulations 2000

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The Wireless Telegraphy (Exemption) (Amendment) Regulations 2000

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The Wireless Telegraphy (Exemption) Regulations 1999

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The Wireless Telegraphy (Exemption) (Amendment) Regulations 2000

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The Wireless Telegraphy (Exemption) (Amendment) Regulations 2000

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The Wireless Telegraphy (Exemption) Regulations 1999

Sch.7. Pt IV

The Wireless Telegraphy (Exemption) (Amendment) Regulations 2000

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The Wireless Telegraphy (Exemption) Regulations 2003

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SCHEDULE 6SHORT RANGE DEVICES

PART IIIDESCRIPTIONS OF THE RELEVANT APPARATUS

General Purpose Short Range Devices1

Any wireless telegraphy apparatus, which is not described elsewhere in this Schedule and which is designed or adapted so as to be capable of use within the frequency band, and at a radiated level not exceeding the maximum for such frequency band, specified in the table below–

Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	ETSI standard
49.82–49.98 MHz	10 mWerp	10 kHz	Yes	EN 300 220–1
49.82–49.98 MHz	10 mWerp	—	Yes

Telemetry and Telecommand: General2

Wireless telegraphy apparatus designed or adapted for–

a

Telemetry and Telecommand, so as to be capable of use on one or more of the frequencies or within one of the frequency bands, and at a radiated level not exceeding the maximum for such frequencies or frequency bands, for each category of apparatus, specified in the table below and subject to the following sub-paragraphs;

b

in category iii, channel numbers 1 and 3 to 11 are available with a channel centre frequency of 173.2 MHz + (channel bandwidth × channel number);

c

in category iv, channel numbers 1 to 5 are available with a channel centre frequency of 173.2 MHz + (channel bandwidth × channel number);

d

in category v, Telemetry and Telecommand may only be used in conjunction with telephony with a non-locking push to talk key or voice operated carrier;

e

in category vii, the band may also be used for airborne telemetry based on 25 kHz channel spacing;

f

in categories viii, ix and xii, consecutive channels may be combined for increased bandwidth up to the maximum sub-band frequency allocation. The total signal bandwidth must be contained within the allocated sub-band–

Category	Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	Duty cycle	ETSI standard
i	26.995, 27.045, 27.095, 27.145, 27.195 MHz	1 mWerp	10 kHz	No	—	EN 300 220–1
ii	40.66–40.7 MHz	10 mWerp	—	No	—
iii	173.2–173.35 MHz	1 mWerp	12.5 kHz	No
iv	173.2–173.35 MHz	1 mWerp	25 kHz	No	—
v	173.5875, 173.6 MHz	10 mWerp	12.5 kHz	Yes	—
vi	417.9–418.1 MHz	250 μW erp	—	No	—
vii	433.05–434.79 MHz	10 mWerp	—	No	≤ 10%
viii	868–868.6 MHz	25 mWerp	≤ 25 kHz	No	≤ 1%
ix	868.7–869.2 MHz	25 mWerp	≤ 25 kHz	No	≤ 0.1%
x	869.3–869.4 MHz	10 mWerp	≤ 25 kHz	No	≤ 10%
xi	869.4–869.65 MHz	500 mWerp	≤ 25 kHz	No	≤ 10%
xii	869.7–870 MHz	5 mWerp	≤ 25 kHz	No	up to 100 %
xiii	2400–2483.5 MHz	10 mWeirp	≤ 20 MHz	Yes	—	I-ETS 300 440

Telemetry and Telecommand: Industrial/Commercial3

Wireless telegraphy apparatus designed or adapted for–

a

b

in category i, channel numbers 1 and 3 to 11 are available with a channel centre frequency of 173.2 MHz + (channel bandwidth × channel number);

c

in category ii, channel numbers 1 to 5 are available with a channel centre frequency of 173.2 MHz + (channel bandwidth × channel number);

d

in category iv, channel numbers 1 to 25, 28 to 31 and 33 to 35 are available with a channel centre frequency of 458.5 MHz + (channel bandwidth × channel number);

e

in category v, channel numbers 1 to 12, 14 to 15 and 17 are available with a channel centre frequency of 458.5 MHz + (channel bandwidth × channel number)–

Category	Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	ETSI standard
i	173.2–173.35 MHz	10 mWerp	12.5 kHz	No	EN 300 220–1
ii	173.2–173.35 MHz	10 mWerp	25 kHz	No
iii	173.2–173.35 MHz	10 mWerp	—	No
iv	458.5–458.95 MHz	500 mWerp	12.5 kHz	No
v	458.5–458.95 MHz	500 mWerp	25 kHz	No
vi	2445–2455 MHz	100 mWeirp	—	No	I-ETS 300 440

Telemetry: Databuoys4

Wireless telegraphy apparatus designed or adapted for Telemetry in a maritime environment, so as to be capable of use on one or more of the frequencies or within one of the frequency bands, and at a radiated level not exceeding the maximum for such frequencies or frequency bands, for each category of apparatus, specified in the table below–

Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	ETSI standard
35.3375, 35.3625, 35.3875, 35.4125, 35.4375, 35.4625 MHz	250 mWerp	25 kHz	No	EN 300 220–1

Medical and Biological Applications5

Wireless telegraphy apparatus designed or adapted for–

a

b

in category ii, channel numbers 1 to 24 are available with channel centre frequency of 173.7 MHz + (channel bandwidth × channel number);

c

in category iii, channel numbers 1 to 11 are available with channel centre frequency of 173.7 MHz + (channel bandwidth × channel number);

d

in category v, for use with ultra low power active medical implants only;

e

in category vi and vii, channel numbers 37 to 47 are available with channel centre frequency of 458.5 MHz + (channel bandwidth × channel number);

f

in category viii and ix, channel numbers 19 to 23 are available with channel centre frequency of 458.5 MHz + (channel bandwidth × channel number);

g

in categories ii, iii, vi and viii, these bands may also be used in an airborne application for the tracking of birds–

Category	Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	ETSI standard
i	300 kHz–30 MHz	9 dBμA/m @ 10 m	—	No	EN 300 330
ii	173.7–174 MHz	10 mWerp	12.5 kHz	No	EN 300 220–1
iii	173.7–174 MHz	10 mWerp	25 kHz	No
iv	173.7–174 MHz	10 mWerp	—	No
v	402–405 MHz	25 μW erp	300 kHz	No
vi	458.9625–459.1000 MHz	10 mWerp	12.5 kHz	No
vii	458.9625–459.1000 MHz	500 mWerp	12.5 kHz	No
viii	458.9625–459.1000 MHz	10 mWerp	25 kHz	No
ix	458.9625–459.1000 MHz	500 mWerp	25 kHz	No

Radio Local Area Networks6

Wireless telegraphy apparatus designed or adapted–

a

for the provision of short range data links, so as to be capable of use only within the frequency bands, and at a radiated level not exceeding the maximum for such frequency bands, specified in the table below and subject to the following sub-paragraphs;

b

in category i, prescribed apparatus using frequencies relating to direct sequence spread spectrum modulation are limited to a maximum spectrum power density of −20 dBW/1 MHz without exceeding the eirp value. For frequency hopping spread spectrum, the maximum spectrum power density is limited to −10 dBW/100 kHz without exceeding the eirp value;

c

analogue speech is not permitted–

Category	Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	Duty cycle	ETSI standard
i	2400–2483.5 MHz	100 mWeirp	—	—	—	ETS 300 328
ii	5150–5250 MHz	1 W eirp	—	—	—	ETS 300 836–1
iii	5250–5300 MHz	1 W eirp	—	—	—

Short Range Indoor Data Links7

Wireless telegraphy apparatus designed or adapted–

a

for the provision of short range data links, so as to be capable of use only within either of the frequency bands, and at a radiated level not exceeding the maximum for such frequency bands, specified in the table below and subject to the following sub-paragraph;

b

analogue speech is not permitted–

Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	ETSI standard
2445–2455 MHz	100 mWeirp	—	Yes	I-ETS 300 440
10.675–10.699 GHz	1 W eirp	—	Yes

Railway Applications8

Wireless telegraphy apparatus designed or adapted for the purpose of railway vehicle identification or for the provision of short range data links between the track and railway vehicles, so as to be capable of use only within either of the frequency bands, and at a radiated level not exceeding the maximum for such frequency bands, specified in the table below–

Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	Duty cycle	ETSI standard
27.095 MHz	42 dBμA/m @ 10 m	Fo ± <5 kHz	No	—	EN 300 330
	5 dBμA/m @ 10 m	Fo ± (5 to 200) kHz	No	—
	−1 dBμA/m @ 10 m	Fo ± <500 kHz	No	—
2447, 2448.5, 2450, 2451.5, or 2453 MHz	500 mWeirp	≤ 1.5 MHz	No	—	EN 300 761

Devices for the Detection of Avalanche Victims9

Wireless telegraphy apparatus designed or adapted for the transmission of signals to aid in the locating of victims in distress or at risk, so as to be capable of producing a continuous wave only on either of the frequencies, and at a radiated level not exceeding the maximum for such frequencies, specified in the table below–

Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Music or speech permitted	Duty cycle	ETSI standard
2275 kHz	42 dBμA/m @ 10 m	No	up to 100%	ETS 300 718
457 kHz	42 dBμA/m @ 10 m	No	up to 100%

Equipment for the Detection of Movement or Alert10

Wireless telegraphy apparatus designed or adapted to–

a

produce a radiated field and respond to a variation in that field as a result of any instrusion or movement within that field by other devices, objects or persons in order to detect or monitor the movement of such devices, objects or persons, so as to be capable of use on one or more of the frequencies within one of the frequency bands, and at a radiated level not exceeding the maximum for such frequencies or frequency bands, specified in the table below and subject to the following sub-paragraphs;

b

in category i, this service is due to be withdrawn by 31st December 2003: equipment cannot be type approved for use in this band after 31st December 1998;

c

category ii applications are for tagging and identification only;

d

category iv applications are for indoor use only;

e

category vii applications are for use in mobile applications only, and fixed installations are not permitted–

Category	Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	ETSI standard
i	888.0–889.0 MHz	500 mWerp	25 kHz	No	—
ii	2445–2455 MHz	500 mWeirp	—	No	I-ETS 300 440
iii	10.577–10.597 GHz	1 W eirp	—	No
iv	10.675–10.699 GHz	1 W eirp	—	No
v	13.4–14.0 GHz	500 mWeirp	—	No
vi	24.150–24.250 GHz	2 W eirp	—	No
vii	24.250–24.350 GHz	2 W eirp	—	No

Road Transport and Traffic Telematics11

Wireless telegraphy apparatus designed or adapted to aid in the management, control or flow of transport and traffic–

a

for the provision of short range data links which respond to a signal initiated by, in the case of categories i and ii below, a network operator, or by, in the case of category ii or iii, a private system used and operated by the owner or persons authorised by the owner, so as to be capable of use only within any of the frequency bands, and at a radiated level not exceeding the maximum for such frequency bands, specified in the table below–

Category	Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	Duty cycle	ETSI standard
i	5795–5805 MHz	≤ 2 W eirp	—	No	—	EN 300 674
ii	5805–5815 MHz	≤ 2 W eirp	—	No	—
iii	5805–5815 MHz	≤ 2 W eirp	—	No	—	I-ETS 300 440

b

for the provision of short range on-board vehicle radar so as to be capable of use only within the frequency band and at a radiated level not exceeding the maximum for such frequency band specified in the table below–

Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	Duty cycle	ETSI standard
76–77 GHz	≤ 55 dBm peak power	—	No	—	EN 301 091

Inductive Applications12

That part of an induction system designed or adapted to produce–

a

a controlled magnetic field; and

b

a predetermined recognisable signal when operating within that magnetic field,

so as to be capable of use only within the frequency bands, and at a radiated level, not exceeding the maximum for such frequency bands specified in the table below–

Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	Duty cycle	ETSI standard
9–30 kHz	72 dBμA/m @ 10 m	—	No	—	EN 300 330
9–185 kHz	48 dBμA/m @ 10 m	—	Yes (music not permitted)
30–59.75 kHz	72 dBμA/m descending 3.5 dB/octave above 30 kHz	—	No	—
59.75–60.25 kHz	42 dBμA/m	—	No	—
60.25–70 kHz	72 dBμA/m descending 3.5 dB/octave above 30 kHz	—	No	—
70–119 kHz	42 dBμA/m @ 10 m	—	No	—
119–135 kHz	72 dBμA/m descending 3.5 dB/octave above 30 kHz	—	No	—
240–315 kHz	24 dBμA/m @ 10 m	—	No	—
2–30 MHz	−9.5 dBμA/m @ 10 m	—	Yes (speech only)	—
2–30 MHz	9 dBμA/m @ 10 m	—	No	—
6.765–6.795 MHz	42 dBμA/m @ 10 m	—	No	—
7.4–8.8 MHz	9 dBμA/m @ 10 m	—	No	—
13.533–13.587 MHz	21.5 dBμA/m @ 10 m	—	No	—
13.553–13.567 MHz	42 dBμA/m @ 10 m	—	No	—
26.957–27.283 MHz	42 dBμA/m @ 10 m	—	No	—

Metal Detectors13

That part of an induction system designed or adapted to produce–

a

a controlled magnetic field; and

b

a predetermined recognisable signal when operating within that magnetic field,

so as to be capable of use only within the frequency bands, and at a radiated level, not exceeding the maximum for such frequency bands, specified in the table below–

Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	ETSI standard
9–148.5 kHz	70 dBμA/m @ 6 m	—	No	EN 300 330

Alarms14

Wireless telegraphy apparatus designed or adapted–

a

to generate or indicate an alarm condition; or

b

to arm or disarm the alarm system,

so as to be capable of use on one or more of the frequencies within one of the frequency bands, and at a radiated level not exceeding the maximum for such frequencies or frequency bands, specified in the table below–

Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	Duty cycle	ETSI standard
868.6–868.7 MHz	10 mWerp	≤ 25 kHz	No	≤ 0.1%	EN 300 220–1
869.250–869.3 MHz	10 mWerp	≤ 25 kHz	No	≤ 0.1%
869.65–869.7 MHz	25 mWerp	≤ 25 kHz	No	≤ 10%

Social Alarms: For the elderly and infirm15

Wireless telegraphy apparatus designed or adapted–

a

to generate or indicate an alarm condition; or

b

to arm or disarm the alarm system,

so as to be capable of use on one or more of the frequencies, and at a radiated level not exceeding the maximum for such frequencies, specified in the table below–

Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	Duty cycle	ETSI standard
27.450, 34.925, 34.950, 34.975 MHz	500 μW erp	12.5 kHz	No	—	EN 300 220–1
869.2–869.25 MHz	10 mWerp	≤ 25 kHz	No	≤ 0.1%

Alarms: Vehicle paging16

Wireless telegraphy apparatus designed or adapted to generate or indicate an alarm condition so as to be capable of use on one or more of the frequencies, and at a radiated level not exceeding the maximum for such frequencies, specified in the table below, provided that category ii apparatus may also be used to arm or disarm the alarm system at a radiated level not exceeding 1 mW–

Category	Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	ETSI standard
i	47.4 MHz	100 mWerp	12.5 kHz	No	EN 300 220–1
ii	458.90 MHz	100 mWerp	12.5 kHz	No

Alarms: General alarms associated with marine applications and including fixed shore installations17

Wireless telegraphy apparatus designed or adapted–

a

to generate or indicate an alarm condition; or

b

to arm or disarm the alarm system,

so as to be capable of use on the frequency, and at a radiated level not exceeding the maximum for such frequency, specified in the table below, including use on land for the storage or transportation of vessels–

Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	ETSI standard
161.275 MHz	10 mWerp	12.5 kHz	No	EN 300 220–1

Alarms: Mobile and transportable and lone worker safety18

Wireless telegraphy apparatus designed or adapted–

a

to generate or indicate an alarm condition; or

b

to arm or disarm the alarm system,

so as to be capable of use on one or more of the frequencies, and at a radiated level not exceeding the maximum for such frequencies, specified in the table below–

Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	ETSI standard
173.1875 MHz	10 mWerp	12.5 kHz	No	EN 300 220–1
458.8375 MHz	100 mWerp	12.5 kHz	No

Alarms: Fixed19

Wireless telegraphy apparatus designed or adapted–

a

to generate or indicate an alarm condition; or

b

to arm or disarm the alarm system,

so as to be capable of use on one or more of the frequencies, and at a radiated level not exceeding the maximum for such frequencies, specified in the table below–

Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	ETSI standard
173.225 MHz	10 mWerp	12.5 kHz	No	EN 300 220–1
173.225 MHz	10 mWerp	25 kHz	No
458.825 MHz	100 mWerp	12.5 kHz	No

Model Control20

Wireless telegraphy apparatus designed or adapted–

a

in categories i and v, for Telecommand to control the movement of models in general;

b

in category ii, for Telecommand to control the movement of airborne models only;

c

in category iii, for Telecommand to control the movement of models on the ground, on water or under the water;

d

in category iv, for Telemetry to provide data from the model, including airborne models,

so as to be capable of use on one or more of the frequencies or within one of the frequency bands, and at a radiated level not exceeding the maximum for such frequencies or frequency bands, for each category of apparatus, specified in the table below–

Category	Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	ETSI standard
i	26.96–27.28 MHz	100 mW	10 kHz	No	EN 300 220–1
ii	34.995–35.255 MHz	100 mW	10 kHz	No
iii	40.66–41.00 MHz	100 mW	10 kHz	No
iv	433.05–434.79 MHz	10 mW	25 kHz	No
v	458.5–459.5 MHz	100 mW	25 kHz	No

Radio Microphones21

Wireless telegraphy apparatus designed or adapted for Telephony, for the purpose of aids to project personal voice or music, so as to be capable of use on one or more of the frequencies within the frequency bands, and at a radiated level not exceeding the maximum for such frequencies or frequency bands, for each category of apparatus, specified in the table below–

Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	ETSI standard
174.6, 174.675, 174.77, 174.885, 175.02 MHz	5 mWerp	50 kHz	Yes	I-ETS 300 422
173.8, 174.1, 174.5, 174.8, 175.0 MHz	2 mWerp	180 kHz	Yes
863–865 MHz	10 mWerp	≤ 200 kHz	Yes

Radio Hearing Aids22

Wireless telegraphy apparatus designed or adapted–

a

for Telephony, for the purpose of hearing aids for the handicapped, so as to be capable of use on one or more of the frequencies within the frequency bands, and at a radiated level not exceeding the maximum for such frequencies or frequency bands, for each category of apparatus, specified in the table below and subject to the following sub-paragraphs;

b

frequency bands in category ii may be used if frequency bands in category i are not suitable; and frequency bands in category iii may be used if category i and ii frequency bands are not suitable;

c

frequency bands in category iv may only be used as an alternative for radio hearing aids if frequency bands in categories i, ii and iii are unsuitable–

Category	Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	ETSI standard
i	173.35, 173.4, 173.465, 173.545, 173.64 MHz	2 mWerp	50 kHz	Yes	I-ETS 300 422
ii	173.695, 173.775, 173.825, 173.95, 173.99 MHz	2 mWerp	50 kHz	Yes
iii	174.07, 174.12, 174.185, 174.27, 174.36, 174.415 MHz	2 mWerp	50 kHz	Yes
iv	174.6, 174.675, 174.77, 174.885, 175.02 MHz	2 mWerp	50 kHz	Yes

Wireless Audio Applications23

Wireless telegraphy apparatus designed or adapted–

a

for Telephony, for the purpose of providing a short range radio link between the audio output of a device, so as to be capable of use on one or more frequencies within the frequency band, and at a radiated level not exceeding the maximum for such frequencies or frequency bands, for each category of apparatus, specified in the table below and subject to the following sub-paragraphs;

b

categories i and ii are for cordless headphones or cordless loudspeakers;

c

category iii is for cordless headphones for use in vehicles;

d

category iv is for cordless headphones for use with personal stereo devices–

Category	Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	Duty cycle	ETSI standard
i	36.61–36.79 MHz 37.01–37.19 MHz	10 μW erp	—	Yes	—	EN 300 220–1
ii	863–865 MHz	10 mWerp	≤ 300 kHz	Yes	—	EN 301 357
iii	863–865 MHz	2 mWerp	≤ 300 kHz	Yes	—
iv	863–865 MHz	1 mWerp	≤ 300 kHz	Yes	—

Video: Close Circuit Television24

Wireless telegraphy apparatus designed or adapted–

a

for Television, so as to be capable of use only within either of the frequency bands, and at a radiated level not exceeding the maximum for such frequency bands, specified in the table below and subject to the following sub-paragraphs;

b

where required, associated Telephony may also be used within the specified frequency band;

c

music and speech are only permitted when associated with the video application;

d

category ii may also be used for airborne use–

Category	Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	ETSI standard
i	1394 MHz	500 mWeirp	10 MHz	Yes	I-ETS 300 440
ii	2400–2483.5 MHz	10 mWeirp	20 MHz	Yes

Video Distribution For Private Use25

Wireless telegraphy apparatus designed or adapted–

a

for Television, so as to be capable of use only within the frequency band, and at a radiated level not exceeding the maximum for such frequency band, specified in the table below and subject to the following sub-paragraphs;

b

where required, associated Telephony may also be used within the specified frequency band;

c

music and speech are only permitted when associated with the video application–

Frequencies or frequency band	Radiated level	Channel bandwidth	Music or speech permitted	ETSI standard
1394 MHz	10 mWeirp	10 MHz	Yes	I-ETS 300 440