TUV Rheinland issues first CE RED certificate for 5G Phone
TUV Rheinland issued the first-ever CE RED certificate for a Huawei 5G mobile phone.
The CE mark is mandatory for entering the European market. The Huawei Mate X passed CE certification covering requirements in terms of radio frequency (RF), electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), safety (Safety & SAR), RoHs, and environmental protection. As a leading test service provider and pioneer in wireless communications technology, TUV Rheinland has been focusing on 5G development and its commercialization process.
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