Be warned, this is without a doubt, a  "Gobbledygook zone"!. Someone has really gone to a lot of trouble (in my humble opinion) to justify
       their existence by the inclusions of "way of the over the top" legislation and a whole lot of legal mumbo-jumbo.
       Yes, of course, it is plainly acknowledged that we all need stringent safety standards by which all products are manufactured, how they 
       operate with the utmost of safety and protection for the "END USER", fully tested prior to sales and sold in the knowledge that no-one will 
       be killed by an appliance,a tool or whatever,  however it is (again in my humble opinion) quite an overkill. Just how many imports are made
       to the strict manufacturing guidelines as laid down on the A.C.A. site and adhered to by Australian Manufacturers ? hmmm ?  
       The information contained on the A.C.A site is good however, very mind boggling to say the very least.

                          "Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler." Quotation from Albert Einstein


       Also be warned...there are a lot of pages with some very "over the top" open to interpretation specifications and even stricter rules. 
       Fine, rule of thumb keep them simple and accurate and easy to understand, talk about being over-governed, what I have read so far is 
       gross waste of human resources, brain power and time. Shame they never heard aboutMake everything simple


      "Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius -- and a lot of courage -- 
        to move in the opposite direction." Quotation from Albert Einstein.


         Constructive opinions regarding some of the contents A.C.A. web site are by The webmaster and not by management.


         The component product ranges below, are those that Unitech Electronics Pty. Ltd. supplys for retail and are all compliant as at 01/01/99
         and marked as such with the respective manufacturers compliance code label which is adhered to the product case


         The A.C.A. requires that all Computer resellers to organise and maintain a 'Generic Compliance Statement', listing all the components of
         the computer configuration that you offer for sale. 
         The list should show the product, the supplier name, and the supplier's C-Tick code. 
         You need to sight a C-Tick mark and code on the product to satisfy yourself that a product is C-Tick compliant. 
         You are not required by the A.C.A. to hold Product Compliance Statements or supporting documentation (i.e. CE or C-Tick Test Reports),
         this is the responsibility of company supplying the product to you.



The main products that Unitech Electronics Pty. Ltd. supplys and the corresponding C-Tick codes are listed below.


                                   MACASE PRODUCTS...........................N172
 
                                   NETCOMM PRODUCTS..........................N367
 
                                   YAMAHA CD ROM.............................N89

                                   TEAC CD-ROM...............................N533

                                   KODAK CAMERA..............................N137

                                   TDK PRODUCTS..............................N455

                                   AGFA PRODUCTS.............................N2779

                                   FUJITSU DRIVES............................N124


For full information on C-Tick requirements go to the A.C.A. Web Site.



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