10816. RECORDS TO BE MAINTAINED BY MANUFACTURERS

10816 RECORDS TO BE MAINTAINED BY MANUFACTURERS 10816.1 Manufacturers of products listed under Table 1 of § 10804 shall establish and maintain the following records with respect to such products: Description of the quality control procedures with respect to electronic product radiation safety; Records of the results of tests for electronic product radiation safety, including the control of unnecessary, secondary or leakage electronic product radiation, the methods, devices, and procedures used in such tests, and the basis for selecting such methods, devices, and procedures; (c) For those products displaying aging effects which may increase electronic product radiation emission, records of the results of tests for durability and stability of the product, and the basis for selecting these tests; Copies of all written communications between the manufacturer and dealers, distributors, and purchasers concerning radiation safety including complaints, investigations, instructions, or explanations affecting the use, repair, adjustment, maintenance, or testing of the listed product; and (e) Data on production and sales volume levels if available. 10816.2 In addition to the records required by § 10816.1, manufacturers of products listed in § 10816.3 shall establish and maintain the following records with respect to such products: A record of the manufacturer's distribution of products in a form which will enable the tracing of specific products or production lots to distributors or to dealers in those instances in which the manufacturer distributes directly to dealers; and (b) Records received from dealers or distributors pursuant to § 10813. 10816.3 Manufacturers shall maintain reports for the following radiation-emitting products: (a) Ultrasonic products; (b) Microwave heating equipment; (c) High voltage vacuum switches; (d) Rectifier tubes; (e) Shunt regulator tubes; (f) Cathode ray tubes intended to be operated at voltages greater than five thousand volts (5000 V) but less than fifteen thousand volts (15,000 V); (g) Ultraviolet lamps and products containing such lamps intended for irradiation of any part of the human body by light of wavelength in air less than three hundred twenty nanometers (320 nm) to perform a diagnostic or therapeutic function; (h) Television receivers that meet the District standard, provided the voltage of the cathode ray tube cannot exceed fifteen thousand volts (15,000 V); (i) High voltage vacuum switches, rectifier tubes, shunt regulator tubes, and cathode ray tubes intended to be operated at voltages of fifteen thousand (15,000) or greater; (j) Products in addition to television receivers that are subject to radiation standards; and (k) Diagnostic x-ray, cabinet x-ray, microwave ovens, laser products, and sunlamp. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking published at 60 DCR 10252 (July 12, 2013). District of Columbia Municipal Regulations Public Health and Medicine 22-B DCMR § 10816