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NMHH - Se NS i B L e r e gu L A T i o N , S o u N D P ro S P e C T S over devices 270 iNspectioNs in everyday life, communica- tions or infocommunica- MoBiLe PHoNeS tions and media technology Banned devices demonstrate the devices most spectacular progress. due to their great practical In 2015, the Authority conducted use, wireless applications more than 120 inspections, ban- have become increasingly ning devices in 17 cases. These popular. included wireless alarms, re- mote control toy cars, wireless When we use these services we headphones, FM radio transmit- do not even think about how they ters and wireless microphones. work. However, all of us are prob- ably aware that these devices emit radio waves during their operation. WireLeSS The various devices – whether HeADPHoNeS meAsure- they are headsets, car alarms or radio phones – can only operate in frequencies allocated to them ments And according to strictly defined rules. Fixed in standards and regula- tions, this order ensures their monitoring interference-free operation. (This is commonly known as eMC, i.e. electromagnetic Compatibility). With a view to protecting the The NMHH’s task is to verify appropriate operation of electronic devices in Hungary that may influ- communications, making the use ence telecommunications services, of frequencies more efficient for instance by causing distur- and free of any interference, bances in the operation of mobile AuTóriASzTóK and ensuring electromagnetic phone or mobile internet networks. compatibility (eMC), the NMHH As part of this effort, experts of the operates a radio Monitoring and NMHH examine the compliance Anti-interference Service (in short: of manufacturers, importers and “monitoring service”). distributors with the applicable regulations. The monitoring service sup- ports the decision-making of the Authority. it contributes to the efficiency of administrative procedures by providing accurate information about the technical data of electronic communications. 8