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1 TL 9000 Product Categories R5.4 vs. Likely NACE Rev 1 Codes NOTE: The following list is provided as an aid in selecting NACE codes. It is not an exhaustive list of all possible NACE codes for a given TL 9000 Product Category. The actual NACE code used by the organization should be selected after consultation between the organization and its certification body auditor. PRODUCT CATEGORY NACE Code IAF/EA # 1 SWITCHING 1.1 Circuit Switch 1.2 Packet Switch Legacy Packet Products Access Multi-Service Wireline Wireless Carrier and Access Ethernet Switches Media Gateways Application Servers Service and Network Controller Routers Core Edge Access 2 SIGNALING AND NETWORK CONTROL 2.1 Service Control (SCP) 2.2 Common Channel Signaling (STP) 2.3 Home Location Register (HLR) 2.4 Service Logic (SL) 2.5 Protocol Server 2.6 Network Access Control 2.7 Network Security 2.8 Mobility Management Entity 3 TRANSMISSION 3.1 Transmission Media and Structure Transmission Medium Metallic Products Metallic Conductor Cable DL 31.3 Wire & cable mfg Metallic Conductors DL 31.2 Electricity distribution and control mfg Optical Fiber Products Optical Fiber Optical Connectors DL.4 Optical instruments and photographic equipment mfg Transmission Components Active Sub-systems Passive Optical Sub-systems DL.4 Optical instruments and photographic equipment mfg Ancillary Sub-systems Fixed Antenna Systems Radio Antenna Systems Satellite Antenna Systems Optical Antenna Systems Physical Structures Enclosures Support Structures Conduits DJ 28.1 Structural metal product mfg. 17
2 PRODUCT CATEGORY NACE Code IAF/EA # 3.2 Transport Equipment Cross Connect Systems Manual Cross Connect Systems Digital Cross Connect Systems Optical Cross Connect Systems Carrier Systems / Multiplex Interoffice / Long Haul Metallic Carrier System Optical Carrier System Optical Transport System WDM / DWDM / Optical Amplification Products Reconfigurable Optical Add-Drop Multiplexer (ROADM) Microwave Loop Carrier Line Terminating Equipment / Distributing Frames Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Legacy Symmetric Asymmetric IP Fiber to the User Video Transmission Cable Modem Termination Equipment Analog Video Transmission Equipment Digital Video Transmission Equipment Ad Servers 3.3 Wireless Transmission Base Station Equipment Base Transceiver System (BTS) Basic Advanced G Small Cell Radios Combined Pilot Beacon Unit (PBU) WLAN Base Station Equipment 3.4 Ancillary Products Location Services Lawful Intercept 4 OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE 4.1 Test Systems 4.2 Operational Support Systems On Line Critical On Line Non-Critical Off Line 4.3 Ancillary Operations and Maintenance DL.2 Mfg. of Instruments and appliances for measuring, checking, testing, etc. 5 COMMON SYSTEMS 5.1 Synchronization DL 32.2 Mfg. of television and radio receivers, sound or video recording or reproducing
3 PRODUCT CATEGORY NACE Code IAF/EA # 5.2 General Purpose Computers DL 30.0 Mfg. of computers 5.3 Power Systems DL 31.2 Mfg. of electricity distribution and control DL 31.4 Mfg. of accumulators, primary cells and primary batteries 5.4 Data Storage Systems DL 30.0 Mfg. of computers 6 CUSTOMER PREMISES 6.1 Enhanced Services DL 30.0 Mfg. of computers 6.2 Terminal Equipment Voice Terminals Wireless Telephone Sets Wireless Subscriber User Terminals Feature Phone Smart Phone Radios Wireless Terminal Software Applications Tablets DL 30.0 Manufacture of office machinery and computers External Power Systems DL 31.6 Manufacture of electrical equipment n.e.c Data Modems Wired Modems Wireless Modems Digital Data Service Units Passive Optical Network Termination Units Television Interfaces Set Top Box TV Stick CPE Router Home Base Station 6.3 Automatic Call Distribution (ACD) Systems DL 30.0 Mfg. of computers 6.4 Private Branch Exchanges (PBX) 6.5 Small Communications Systems (Key Telephone Systems) 6.6 Internet Security Devices 6.7 Sensors and Internet Enabled Devices DL 31.6 Manufacture of electrical equipment n.e.c. 6.8 Remote Terminal 7 SERVICE PRODUCTS 7.1 Network Installation and Provisioning Installation F 45.2 Building of complete construction or parts thereof; civil engineering or the NACE 28
4 code of the product being installed Provisioning I 64.2 Telecommunications Construction Services F 45.2 Building of complete 28 construction or parts thereof; civil engineering Tower Construction F 45.2 Building of complete 28 construction or parts thereof; civil engineering Installation and Engineering Audit K 74.3 Technical testing and 7.2 Engineering Services Network Engineering Services Fixed Network Mobile Network analysis K 74.2 Architectural and engineering and related technical consultancy Software Development Services Hardware Development Services Telecom Network Integration I 64.2 Telecommunications Metrology and Calibration K 74.3 Technical testing and Telecom Test Laboratory analysis 7.3 Maintenance Services Network Field Maintenance Network Operations Center Network Performance Services 7.4 Repair Services Same NACE Code as manufacturer of hardware or systems being repaired 7.5 Customer Support Center Technical Assistance and Customer Support Centers End-customer Support Services 7.6 Purchasing Services Procurement Services Sourcing/Purchasing Services Communications Services Acquisition 7.7 Manufacturing Services Small Assemblies Printed Circuit Board Assembly Cable Assembly Electromechanical Assembly Logistical Services Logistical Services, Third Party Logistical Services, Internal Reverse Logistics 7.8 Business Services Financial Services Contract/Temporary Staffing Training Fleet Logistics Facility Management Project Management 7.9 General Support Services 7.10 e-business Consulting 7.11 Customer Assistance 8 Components and Subassemblies 8.1 Components Discrete Semiconductors Integrated Circuits DL 32.1 Mfg. of electronic valves and tubes and other
5 8.1.3 Passive Components Electromechanical Printed Circuit Boards 8.2 Electronic Assemblies Simple Medium Complexity High Complexity Very High Complexity 8.3 Cable Assemblies 8.4 Electromechanical Assemblies 8.5 Optical Fiber and Devices Optical Fiber Optical Devices Opto-electronic Devices Passive Optical Devices Optical Subassemblies 8.6 Software Components and Tools Software Components Software Development Tools 9 End-Customer Services 9.1 Voice 9.2 Wireless 9.3 Transport Networks 9.4 Private Networks 9.5 Internet Access 9.6 e-business & Content Hosting 9.7 Bulk Transport Infrastructure Wholesale 9.8 Video Broadcast 9.9 Emergency Service Network electronic components DL.4 Optical instruments and photographic equipment mfg. I 64.2 Telecommunications 31
6 Accredited certification bodies require approval from their accreditation body for the scope category (NACE Code) associated with the product category of the supplier being assessed for TL 9000 conformance; these are summarized as follows: NACE Code TL 9000 Registration Specialty Options DJ 28.1 TL 9000-H DL 30.0 TL 9000-H DL 31.2 TL 9000-H DL 31.3 TL 9000-H DL 31.4 TL 9000-H DL 32.2 TL 9000-H TL 9000-S DL 32.3 TL 9000-H TL 9000-S DL.2 TL 9000-H TL 9000-S DL.4 TL 9000-H F 45.2 TL 9000-V I 64.2 TL 9000-V K 72.2 TL 9000-S K 74.2 TL 9000-V K 74.8 TL 9000-V Note: Does not include consideration of component level product categories. Note: For any Hardware registration option above, if repair is also offered then the TL 9000-V option could also apply. Note: Product Categories listed in Red will be used for possible Data Aggregation only. Measurements must be submitted in the lowest Product Category listing.
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