Source hierarchy
Primary authorities and standards organizations are preferred for regulatory, qualification and transport claims. A source link explains the framework; it does not prove that an unnamed or unverified product meets that framework.
Maintained primary sources
| Topic | Primary source | How it is used |
|---|---|---|
| Bluetooth qualification | Bluetooth SIG — Qualify your product | Qualification responsibility, timing and product/model identity |
| Qualification procedure | Bluetooth SIG — QPRD | Controlling policy reference for the qualification process |
| European radio equipment | European Commission — Radio Equipment Directive | EU framework and current Commission guidance |
| US RF equipment | FCC — Equipment Authorization | US authorization routes and public equipment records |
| Lithium battery transport | IATA — Lithium battery guidance | Transport guidance and UN 38.3 test-summary context |
Editorial use
- Pages distinguish source-backed general requirements from model-specific evidence.
- Dates are reviewed when content is materially changed.
- Unsupported model claims are marked as data needed rather than inferred.
- Readers should follow the linked authority for the current controlling text.
Corrections
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Evidence boundary: This page is a buyer decision framework, not a claim that a particular MistAirHome model has passed a test, holds an authorization or is ready for a destination market. Confirm the selected model, configuration, report scope, responsible party and current legal requirements in writing.