The on-board unit meets global benchmarks, according to the Land Transport Authority.The Land Transport Authority has refuted online claims that the Electronic Road Pricing system on-board units doesn't meet international standards for electronic devices, according to a press release on Tuesday .
However, this is not the correct standard for assessing electronic devices like the OBU, said LTA in their press release. The OBU, added LTA, was tested against the International Electrotechnical Commission's IEC-60068 and IEC-60529, which are used to test the operational reliability of electronic or electrical devices.
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