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The Low Power Radio Association (LPRA) exists to represent the interests of the Wireless and Short Range Devices (SRD) industry.  Short Range Devices are used in a wide range of professional and consumer applications as diverse as remote controls for home automation and car key fobs, wireless smoke alarms, RFID tags, medical telemetry and remote environmental monitoring/control systems. The LPRA is managed by an annually elected council and administered by a professional secretariat.

 

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The LPRA's views are regularly sought by politicians, governments and regulators including FCC, ECC, TRA, EC and standards organisations such as ETSI.

Membership is open to all sizes of business ranging from consultants through to multinationals from across the world. So why not join today and find out what the LPRA can do for you. (Testimonials HERE)

LPRA members can have an active involvement in the initiation and drafting of new standards for Short Range Devices. Alternatively members may decide to maintain a watching brief on developments to gain a commercial advantage when formulating their product strategy.

new ETSI logo SMALL size2 1The LPRA is a full member of ETSI (European Telecommunications Standards Institute) and represents the radio community in the generation of wireless standards that are vital to the future development of the industry. The LPRA regularly represents its members' interests at regulatory meetings including TCAM, CEPT and public interest meetings coordinated by the European Commission and national regulators on wireless matters.

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