FCC ID KHM-PI-P27-1

Bioelectric Sensor

by Personal Instruments Inc

Grantee Code: KHM   Product Code: PIP271
Latest application date: 1993-05-27

FCC ID Device Details

FCC IDKHM-PI-P27-1
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Grantee CodeKHM
Product CodePIP271
Applicant BusinessPersonal Instruments Inc 🇺🇸
Equipment ClassBioelectric Sensor

Application Information

Application IDS2TtuVCxHcMxBjvIiIPsXA==
Final Action Date1993-05-27
Application PurposeOriginal Equipment
Applicant FRN9999999999
ModelPI-P27-1
Equipment ClassJBP - Part 15 Class B Computing Device Peripheral
Device DescriptionBioelectric Sensor
Responsible PartyFred Thorlin
Short-Term ConfidentialityNo
Long-Term ConfidentialityNo
Grant DeferralNo
Modular EquipmentDoes not apply
Composite DeviceNo
Composite PartNo
Cognitive RadioNo
Authorization WaiverNo
Authorization Waiver ApprovedNo
Section 5301 CertificationNo
Related OET Knowledge DataBase InquiryNo

Applications

Application IDDatePurpose
S2TtuVCxHcMxBjvIiIPsXA==1993-05-27Original Equipment

Equipment Authorization

RulesGrant Notes
15B16, 20, 37

Grants

TCB Grant - Application S2TtuVCxHcMxBjvIiIPsXA==

This application does not exist.

EAS Grant - Application S2TtuVCxHcMxBjvIiIPsXA==

COPY FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS
COMMISSION
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20554

GRANT OF EQUIPMENT
AUTHORIZATION
COPY
Certification

Personal Instruments Inc
PO Box 420016
Houston, TX 77242-0016
United States
  Date of Grant: 05/27/1993

Application Dated: 04/26/1993
 
Attention: Fred Thorlin

NOT TRANSFERABLE
EQUIPMENT AUTHORIZATION is hereby issued to the named GRANTEE, and is VALID ONLY for the equipment identified hereon for use under the Commission's Rules and Regulations listed below.
 
FCC IDENTIFIER:  KHM-PI-P27-1
Name of Grantee:  Personal Instruments Inc
Equipment Class: Part 15 Class B Computing Device Peripheral
Notes: Bioelectric Sensor
Modular Type: Does not apply
Grant Notes  FCC Rule Parts Frequency
Range (MHZ)
Output
Watts
Frequency
Tolerance
Emission
Designator
16 20 37 15B  - 


16: If the subject device requires shielded interface cables to ensure compliance, the user's manual must advise the user of this requirement.
20: All electrical and mechanical devices employed for spurious radiation suppression, including any modifications made during certification testing, must be incorporated in each unit marketed.
37: This device has shown compliance with new rules adopted under Docket 87-389 and is not affected by Section 15.37, transition rule.

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