It appears to be a case of fraud & should be addressed by the
appropriate Federal agencies (FCC, FEC, etc.).
If enough people are harmed, directly or indirectly, a class-
action lawsuit may also result.
When it costs them enough they'll knock off the nonsense -
the Chinese want to sell products made in their factories -
if specific factories and/or products are blocked it will
make a difference. It has happened before.
David KD4E
The unit we tested had the FCC logo on it, even though it was 58 dB
over the noise limits.
It also has a CE mark on it, and there are already complaints being
brought in Europe.
Under the US rules, the FCC does not test any equipment to authorize
it. Even certification is based on manufacturer-supplied test data.
In the case of lighting devices, the equipment is "verified," meaning
that the manufacturer is required to test the design before marketing
it.
Ed Hare, W1RFI
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