The Legal Use of Wireless Systems
Please note:
The legislation regarding the authorised use of wireless systems is different in different
countries. Always check with your local council, governing body, or a specialist to be certain that a licence is
not required before you can use a wireless system.
Operating a wireless system using the incorrect frequencies can lead to malfunctions and affect the system
performance as well as violate local laws and regulations regarding the use of wireless transmission
equipment.
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The Devine WMD-IE system operates using the ‘duplex gap’ frequency range: 823 to 832 MHz.
This frequency band can be used freely in many EU countries. At the time of writing, a license is required to
use this frequency band in the following countries:
AT: Austria
CY: Cyprus
FR: France (not for professional users)
HR: Croatia
IE: Ireland
LT: Lithuania
LV: Latvia
PL: Poland
SK: Slovakia
UK: United Kingdom
This device has a maximum transmission capacity of 100 mW which may not be legally used in all EU
countries. At the time of writing, the following countries enforce a legal limit on transmission capacity:
For frequencies 823 MHz – 826 MHz:
DE: Germany: max. 82 mW
FI: Finland: max. 12 mW
IT: Italy: max. 10 mW
LT: Lithuania: max. 50 mW
RO: Romania: max. 50 mW
SE: Sweden: max. 10 mW
UK: United Kingdom: max. 50 mW
other EU countries: max. 20 mW
For frequencies 826 MHz – 832 MHz:
CZ: The Czech Republic: max. 50 mW
ES: Spain: max. 20 mW
FI: Finland: max. 12 mW
IT: Italy: max. 10 mW
LT: Lithuania: max. 50 mW
RO: Romania: max. 50 mW
SE: Sweden: max. 50 mW
UK: The United Kingdom: max. 50 mW
Other EU countries: max. 100 mW (is the max. ERP of the Devine WMD-IE)
The information included in this user manual is subject to change at any time and without notification:
Version: 1.0
Date and author initials: 04-08-2020 RV
Revision date and author initials : -
