Tagname : deep infrared
- CBP Requires UL 62471 Declarations for IR ImportsCBP requires UL 62471 declarations for IR imports starting August 15, 2026. Learn how this rule affects customs clearance, sensors, fire detection IR products, and shipment compliance.
- CBP Rule Adds UL 62471-2026 Filing for IR ImportsCBP Rule Adds UL 62471-2026 Filing for IR Imports: learn how the new U.S. customs requirement affects infrared products, clearance timing, and compliance planning.
- US CBP Tightens Label Rules for Infrared Night Vision ExportsUS CBP Tightens Label Rules for Infrared Night Vision Exports: learn how new labeling and invoice requirements may affect customs clearance, compliance workflows, and shipment planning.
- EN 62471:2026 Raises EU Export Checks for Night Vision GearEN 62471:2026 raises EU checks for Night Vision Gear, requiring new CE compliance files, irradiance testing, and importer re-evaluation before Oct 1, 2026.
- InSb Wafer Shortage Pushes Cooled Sensor Lead Times to 26 WeeksInSb wafer shortage pushes cooled sensor lead times to 26 weeks, disrupting OEM plans for deep infrared and fire detection IR. See the risks, causes, and next steps now.
- How to Evaluate a Deep Infrared Sensor ManufacturerDeep infrared sensor manufacturer selection starts with real-world performance, quality control, compliance, and integration support. Learn how to compare suppliers with confidence.
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