Hi all,

Has anybody a view of whether or not it is permissible to use in Telecoms
equipment, electronic components (ICs, etc.) that contain leaded solder,
given that lead in solder for Telecoms equipment is exempt from the RoHS
regulations (assuming the other exemptions for lead in solder do not apply)?

Regards,



Trevor Chainey
Quality Manager
Telesoft Technologies Ltd
Telephone 01258 486568

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