Hi All,

I heard sereral times on this forum that military products are exempt
from the ROHS, which to my interpretation of the regulation  is not 100%
correct: the ROHS just doesn't mention them as products for which it is
applicable.
But what if a military product also happens to be a communication
device (let's say a ruggedized cellphone or notepad computer), would
this be treated as an exempt military product, or as a product in the
category "IT and telecommunications equipment".
And who has the authority to decide on this?

Best Regards,

Daan Terstegge
PCB Assembly Department
Thales Land&Joint Systems

Tel:     +31(0)35 524 8297
Fax:    +31(0)35 524 8181
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