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Trade Regulation Rule Relating To Power Output Claims For Amplifiers Utilized in Home Entertainment Products

FTC · final-rule · Published 2000-12-22 · Effective 2001-02-20 · 65 FR 81232

Document

Document number
00-32392
Federal Register citation
65 FR 81232
CFR reference
16 CFR 432
Type
Rule
Action
Final rule.
Category
final-rule
Agency
US Federal Trade Commission
Publication date
2000-12-22
Effective date
2001-02-20

Abstract

The Federal Trade Commission ("Commission" or "FTC"), pursuant to section 18 of the Federal Trade Commission Act, issues final amendments to its Trade Regulation Rule on Power Output Claims for Amplifiers Utilized in Home Entertainment Products ("Amplifier Rule" or "Rule"). The Commission amends the Rule to: exempt sellers who make power output claims in media advertising from the requirement to disclose total rated harmonic distortion and the associated power bandwidth and impedance ratings; clarify the manner in which the Rule's testing procedures apply to self-powered subwoofer-satellite combination speaker systems; and reduce the preconditioning power output requirement from one-third of rated power to one-eighth of rated power. This document constitutes the Commission's Statement of Basis and Purpose for the amendments.

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Federal Register document
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