What frequencies can I use in Europe?
| Frequency Band |
Europe (Non Specific Short Range Devices) |
| 13.11MHz ~ 14.01MHz |
13.553MHz ~ 13.567MHz ** |
| 26.96MHz ~ 27.28MHz |
26.995MHz**, 27.045MHz**, 27.145MHz**, 27.195MHz** |
| 40.66MHz ~ 40.7MHz |
40.665MHz**, 40.675MHz**, 40.685MHz**, 40.695MHz** |
| 49.82MHz ~ 49.90MHz |
49.82MHz ~ 49.98MHz* (For UK Only) |
| 433.05MHz ~ 434.79MHz |
OK |
| 868MHz ~ 870MHz |
OK |
| 902MHz ~ 928MHz |
Unacceptable |
| 2400MHz ~ 2483.5MHz |
OK |
Remarks: * = Limitative
** = Harmonized Band for ALL EU members (No “!” alert mark is required)
OK = Acceptable for that country(ies)
û = Unacceptable for that country(ies)
Should the notified body number be affixed?
If the radio control product tests in Harmonized Standard, Such as EN 300220-3 for Radio control toy car, the manufacturer is not necessary to put the notified body number in the product.
I want to design a toy walkie talkie, what frequencies can I used?
27MHz & 40MHz are common frequencies for EU member states. Specially, UK can accept 49.860MHz in AM/FM, and 27.145MHz, 40.685MHz in FM. |
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