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2. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES INVOLVED:
INMETRO (The National Institute of Metrology, Standardization and Industrial Quality)
www.inmetro.gov.br
Conformity assessments programs in general
Certification and Energy Efficiency Labelling Program
ANATEL (National Telecommunication Agency)
www.anatel.gov.br
All Telecom products have special requirements in Brazil
ANVISA (National Health Surveillance Agency )
http://www.anvisa.gov.br/eng/index.htm
Medical devices in general
IBAMA (Brazilian Institute of Environment and Natural Resources)
http://www.ibama.gov.br/
Noise Level Labelling Program
3. Brazilian Certification Process:
INMETRO (All kinds of products, except Telecom products)
ANATEL (Telecommunication products)
Brazilian Registration Process (usually it is done by the local representative):
ANVISA (Medical devices)
ANATEL (Telecommunication products)
IBAMA (Noise Level Labelling Program)
Brazilian Standards:
ABNT/NBR (All kinds of product, most of them are translated from IEC standards)
ANATEL (Telecommunication products)
Lab Accreditation (17025 audit):
INMETRO
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Also known as SELO RUIDO
Mandatory List:
Vacuum cleaners;
Blenders;
Hair Dryers.
General Characteristics
Certification Bodies partially involved;
Tests: only Brazilian accredited laboratories;
Samples: collected in Brazilian local distributor;
Noise Level Declaration: issued by Certification Bodies;
Declaration applied directly to IBAMA Agency by the Brazilian Legal Representer or Importer to get authorization to use the Selo Ruido Label.