Section 63 - Radiocommunications (Low Interference Potential Devices) Class Licence 2025 - Operating parameters for radiocommunications transmitters used for other purposes

63Operating parameters for radiocommunications transmitters used for other purposes

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63 Operating parameters for radiocommunications transmitters used for other purposes

No additional requirements apply to Table 10.

Note: The classes of radiocommunications transmitters in Table 10 cover radiocommunications transmitters that do not fall into any other Part of Schedule 1, other than Part 1 or, in some cases, Part 6.

Table 10

Item	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
	Class of radiocommunications transmitter	Permitted operating frequency band	Maximum EIRP	Additional limitations
1	In-store pricing system radiocommunications transmitters	0.0366–0.0402 MHz	4.8 W	See clause 64
2	In-store DAB repeater radiocommunications transmitters	174–230 MHz	10 µW, when measured outside the building in which the transmitter is located	See clause 65
3	Aquatic animal tracking radiocommunications transmitters	48–49 MHz	10 mW	None
4	Video sender radiocommunications transmitters	529–694 MHz	12 µW	None
5	Ultra-wideband short-range vehicle radar system radiocommunications transmitters	22–26.5 GHz	See clause 66	See clause 66
6	Infrared radiocommunications transmitters	187.5–420 THz	125 mW (output power)	None
7	Ultra-wideband radiocommunications transmitters	(a) 3100–4800 MHz(b) 6000–9000 MHz	See clause 67	See clause 67
8	Ultra-wideband radiocommunications transmitters on board aircraft	6000–8500 MHz	See clause 68	See clause 68
9	In-ground ultra-wideband radiocommunications transmitters	(a) 4200–4800 MHz(b) 6000–6800 MHz	-62 dBm per 1 MHz	See clause 69
10	Building material analysis radiocommunications transmitters