Safety and compliance
What is certified, and what is not
This page states compliance status directly. Where something is not certified, it says so — an honest "not certified" is more useful to an integrity engineer than an undefined claim.
Compliance status
| Item | Status | State |
|---|---|---|
| CE marking / Declaration of Conformity | Pending - published only with a DoC reference | Not certified |
| Radio equipment compliance | Pending | Not certified |
| Battery transport classification | Pending - UN 38.3 documentation reference | Not certified |
| IP rating | Pending - stated per configuration once tested | Not certified |
| ATEX / IECEx | Not certified | Not certified |
| Instrument calibration | Procedure defined; certificate scope stated per instrument | In progress |
| Method references | ASTM E1816 cited as a method reference where appropriate | In place |
| Operating limitations | Published with every measurement claim | In place |
A calibration record for an instrument is not certification of the aerial system. An application-context standard is not a product compliance claim.
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