Ohio-Based Sign Company Agrees to Fine for Violating FCC RF Rules
The FCC Enforcement Bureau signed a consent decree with Hill & Smith (H&S), ending an investigation into whether the company violated the commission’s equipment marketing rules by marketing LED signs without the required equipment authorization, labeling and user manual disclosures,…
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and by failing to retain the required test records. H&S “admits that it violated the Commission’s rules, will implement a compliance plan, and will pay a $47,600 civil penalty,” the bureau said Wednesday. The FCC launched an investigation of the Ohio-based company in late 2020.