Compliance
CANBench TrueZ v1.1 — Fabricated prototype, sole built unit. V1.1 is electrically identical to the V1.2 schematic refresh but predates the InvenTree symbol-library migration; the schematic component metadata reflects legacy SCADYS naming. Testing and bench validation reference this V1.1 hardware.
Other versions: v1.2 — schematic refresh (next version)
Overview
The CANBench TrueZ is a passive, non-powered RF test accessory — no active devices, no radio, no mains connection. As a passive bench measurement instrument it carries no marine / NMEA 2000 compliance obligation. Its regulatory position rests primarily on the RoHS material basis rather than on emissions / immunity testing.
Status: V1.1 is a fabricated prototype; the regulatory marks on the silkscreen are a forward-looking conformity claim and the formal Declaration of Conformity is pending (see the table below).
V1.1 is a fabricated prototype. The PCB silkscreen carries the regulatory marks as a forward-looking conformity claim; a formal Declaration of Conformity and any required test reports are pending. Do not treat V1.1 as a certified product.
| Mark / regime | Position |
|---|---|
| CE (EU) | On a RoHS basis — passive accessory; no powered emitter, so no RED/EMC active-emissions scope. DoC pending. |
| UKCA (UK) | Equivalent RoHS basis for the GB market. |
| RoHS — EU / UK | Lead-free / restricted-substance compliant build intent (EU 2011/65, UK SI 2012/3032). |
| RoHS — China (EFUP) | China RoHS / EFUP mark carried on the silkscreen. |
| WEEE / REACH | Applicable as an electronic accessory; statements to be finalised with the DoC. |
| FCC | No intentional radiator; passive accessory — no active-emitter FCC scope. |
Why so light
TrueZ contains only two RF transformers and a passive resistor/capacitor network. It draws no power and emits nothing of its own; it is connected only between a LISN and a spectrum analyser on the bench. The compliance burden is therefore the material (RoHS) and waste (WEEE) regimes rather than emissions/immunity testing.
Note that TrueZ is a tool used for conducted-emissions diagnosis (per CISPR 25); that standard is the measurement context, not a certification the device itself carries.
The version/variant strings and QR code in the current silkscreen artwork are pre-production placeholders — see Tasks.
Related pages
References
- EU 2011/65 (RoHS, recast) and amendments — restriction of hazardous substances.
- UK SI 2012/3032 — The Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations.
- Directive 2012/19/EU (WEEE); Regulation (EC) 1907/2006 (REACH).
- CISPR 25 — measurement context for conducted-emissions diagnosis (the use case for the instrument, not a mark it carries).