Hello all, I'm seeking guidance please on what the best practice is for handling a very small electronic product (a Bluetooth key fob) that holds many certifications. There simply isn't room on the body of the unit for all of the marks that apply. Is there an order of precedence that should be followed, after which all additional marks are placed on a tag or in the manual?
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