The adopted document establishes requirements for children's electronic devices intended for education. The new standard will apply to all educational devices in kindergartens, schools, and colleges without exception. These requirements include protection against noise, laser, ultraviolet, ionizing radiation, and thermal safety.
The document not only establishes general requirements for electronic educational equipment, but also, and importantly for preserving and maintaining children's health, requirements for the duration of use of electronic educational devices depending on the age of the students.
The idea is that the new standard will help create a unified database of educational electronic devices for children's education in various fields and educational institutions.
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