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Material Composition Declaration IPC Form Type * Distribute Version 2.0 Sectionals - MaterialInfo Subsectionals - A- C Supplier Information Company Name Contemporary Controls Request Document ID ETHERNET_series_MCD Company Unique ID 363857474 Response Date 2021-01-30-12:00 Contact Name Neil Maloney Contact Title Manufacturing Engineer Contact Phone (630) 963 7070; Contact Email [email protected] Email Type Address Internal Address Street Address City Address State Address Contry Address ZIP Code Address Type Contact Comment Authorized Representative Neil Maloney Representative Title Manufacturing Engineer Representative Phone (630) 963 7070; Representative Email [email protected] Email Type Address Internal Address Street Address City Address State Address Contry Address ZIP Code Address Type Contact Comment Supplier Comment Uncertainty Statement Legal Statement Supplier Acceptance true Legal Declaration Standard Legal Statement Supplier certifies that it gathered the provided information and such information is true and correct to the best of its knowledge and belief, as of the date that Supplier completes this form. Supplier acknowledges that Company will rely on this certification in determining the compliance of its products. Company acknowledges that Supplier may have relied on information provided by others in completing this form, and that Supplier may not have independently verified such information. However, in situations where Supplier has not independently verified information provided by others, Supplier agrees that, at a minimum, its suppliers have provided certifications regarding their contributions to the part(s), and those certifications are at least as comprehensive as the certification in this paragraph. If the Company and the Supplier enter into a written agreement with respect to the identified part(s), the terms and conditions of that agreement, including any warranty rights and/or remedies provided as part of that agreement, will be the sole and exclusive source of the Supplier’s liability Attachment . ; Page1of61 Product Mfr Item Mfr Item Name Version Mfr Site Date Amount UoM Identity Authority Number EIBA5-100T 5-PORT BLDG. SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 180 g AUTOMATION SWITCH CHINA 11:03 EIBA5-100T/R 5-PORT BLDG. SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 180 g AUTOMATION SWITCH CHINA 11:03 EICP8-100T/FC 8 port switch w/ fiber Downers Grove, 2017-01-18- 500 g USA 04:20 EICP8- 8 port switch w/ fiber Downers Grove, 2017-01-18- 500 g 100T/FCS USA 04:28 EICP8-100T/FT 8 port switch w/ fiber Downers Grove, 2017-01-18- 500 g USA 04:28 EICP8M-100T 8 port managed switch Downers Grove, 2017-01-18- 540 g USA 04:28 EICP8M- 8 port managed switch w/ Downers Grove, 2017-01-18- 540 g 100T/FC fiber USA 04:28 EICP8M- 8 port managed switch w/ Downers Grove, 2017-01-18- 540 g 100T/FCS fiber USA 04:28 EICP8M- 8 port managed switch w/ Downers Grove, 2017-01-18- 540 g 100T/FT fiber USA 04:28 EICP9-100T 9 port switch Downers Grove, 2017-01-18- 500 g USA 04:28 EICP9-100T/FC 9 port switch w/ fiber Downers Grove, 2017-01-18- 500 g USA 04:28 EICP9- 9 port switch w/ fiber Downers Grove, 2017-01-18- 500 g 100T/FCS USA 04:28 EICP9-100T/FT 9 port switch w/ fiber Downers Grove, 2017-01-18- 500 g USA 04:29 EIDX16M-100T MANAGED 16 PORT SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 1 kg 10/100 SWITCH CHINA 07:25 EIDX16M- MANAGED 14 PORT SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 1 kg 100T/FC 10/100 - 2PORT FIBER CHINA 07:25 SWITCH EIDX16M- MANAGED 14 PORT SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 1 kg 100T/FCS 10/100 2 PORT FIBER CHINA 07:25 SWITCH EIDX16M- MANAGED 14 PORT SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 1 kg 100T/FT 10/100 2 PORT FIBER CHINA 07:25 SWITCH Page2of61 Mfr Item Mfr Item Name Version Mfr Site Date Amount UoM Identity Authority Number EIDX16MP-10T MANAGED 16 PORT SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 1 kg 10/100 POE SWITCH CHINA 07:25 EIDX16MP- MANAGED 14 PORT SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 1 kg 100T/FC 10/100 2 PORT FIBER CHINA 07:25 POE SWITCH EIDX16MP- MANAGED 14 PORT SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 1 kg 100T/FCS 10/100 2 PORT FIBER CHINA 07:25 POE SWITCH EIDX16MP- MANAGED 14 PORT SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 1 kg 100T/FT 10/100 2 PORT FIBER CHINA 07:25 POE SWITCH EIDX24M-100T MANAGED 24 PORT SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 1 kg 10/100 SWITCH CHINA 07:26 EIDX24M- MANAGED 22 PORT SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 1 kg 100T/FC 10/100 2 PORT FIBER CHINA 07:26 SWITCH EIDX24M- MANAGED 22 PORT SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 1 kg 100T/FCS 10/100 2 PORT FIBER CHINA 07:26 SWITCH EIDX24M- MANAGED 22 PORT SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 1 kg 100T/FT 10/100 2 PORT FIBER CHINA 07:26 SWITCH EIDX24MP- MANAGED 24 PORT SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 1 kg 100T 10/100 POE SWITCH CHINA 07:26 EIDX24MP- MANAGED 22 PORT SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 1 kg 100T/FC 10/100 2 PORT FIBER CHINA 07:26 POE SWITCH EIDX24MP- MANAGED 22 PORT SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 1 kg 100T/FCS 10/100 2 PORT FIBER CHINA 07:26 POE SWITCH EIDX24MP- MANAGED 22 PORT SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 1 kg 100T/FT 10/100 2 PORT FIBER CHINA 07:26 POE SWITCH EIGR-E SKORPION GigE IP DOWNERS 2019 01 01-18- 340 g ROUTER GROVE, USA 12:17 EIGR-EX SKORPION GigE IP DOWNERS 2019-01-18- 340 g ROUTER GROVE, USA 12:17 EIGR-V SKORPION GigE IP DOWNERS 2019-01-18- 340 g ROUTER W/VPN GROVE, USA 12:17 EIGR-VX SKORPION GigE IP DOWNERS 2019-01-18- 340 g ROUTER W/VPN GROVE, USA 12:17 Page3of61 Mfr Item Mfr Item Name Version Mfr Site Date Amount UoM Identity Authority Number EIGR-W SKORPION GigE IP DOWNERS 2019-01-18- 340 g ROUTER W/Wi-Fi GROVE, USA 12:17 EIMK-100T/FC MEDIA CONVERTER SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 115 g CHINA 08:02 EIMK-100T/FCS MEDIA CONVERTER, SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 115 g SINGLE MODE CHINA 08:02 EIMK-100T/FT MEDIA CONVERTER SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 115 g CHINA 08:02 EIPR-E ETHERNET ROUTER DOWNERS 2017-01-18- 305 g GROVE, USA 08:24 EIPE-1 POE INJECTOR DOWNERS 2017-01-18- 250 g GROVE, USA 08:24 EIPE-2 POE SPLITTER DOWNERS 2017-01-18- 250 g GROVE, USA 08:25 EIS6-100T/FC 6-PORT ETHERNET DOWNERS 2017-01-18- 540 g SWITCH W/FIBER GROVE, USA 12:17 EIS6-100T/FCS 6-PORT ETHERNET DOWNERS 2017-01-18- 540 g SWITCH W/FIBER GROVE, USA 12:17 EIS6-100T/FT 6-PORT ETHERNET DOWNERS 2017-01-18- 540 g SWITCH W/FIBER GROVE, USA 12:17 EIS8-100T 8-PORT ETHERNET DOWNERS 2017-01-18- 540 g SWITCH GROVE, USA 12:17 EISK5-GT 5 port gigabit switch SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 245 g CHINA 05:20 EISK5-GT/H gigabit diagnostic switch SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 245 g CHINA 05:20 EISK5-100T 5 port 10/100 switch SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 245 g CHINA 05:20 EISK5-100T/FC 5 port fiber switch SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 250 g CHINA 05:21 EISK5- 5 port fiber switch SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 250 g 100T/FCS CHINA 05:21 EISK5-100T/FT 5 port fiber switch SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 250 g CHINA 05:21 EISK5- 5 port fiber switch SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 250 g 100T/FTS CHINA 11:11 EISK5-100T/H diagnostic switch SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 250 g CHINA 05:21 EISK8-GT 8 port gigabit switch SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 285 g CHINA 05:21 Page4of61 Mfr Item Mfr Item Name Version Mfr Site Date Amount UoM Identity Authority Number EISK8-100T 8 port 10/100 switch SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 285 g CHINA 05:21 EISK8-100T/FC 8 port fiber switch SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 285 g CHINA 05:21 EISK8- 8 port fiber switch SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 285 g 100T/FCS CHINA 05:21 EISK8-100T/FT 8 port fiber switch SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 285 g CHINA 05:22 EISK8- 8 port fiber switch SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 285 g 100T/FCS CHINA 11:13 EISK8-GT 8 port gigabit switch SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 285 g CHINA 11:15 EISK8M-100T 8 port managed switch SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 305 g CHINA 05:22 EISK8M- managed fiber switch SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 305 g 100T/FC CHINA 05:22 EISK8M- managed fiber switch SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 305 g 100T/FCS CHINA 05:22 EISK8M- managed fiber switch SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 305 g 100T/FT CHINA 05:22 EISK8P-GT 8 port gigabit switch SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 550 g w/POE CHINA 11:18 EISK16-100T 16 port 10/100 switch SUZHOU, 2017-01-18- 600 g CHINA 06:56 EISX8-100T/FC 8 PORT FIBER SWITCH DOWNERS 2017-01-18- 505 g GROVE, USA 10:11 EISX8- 8 PORT FIBER SWITCH DOWNERS 2017-01-18- 505 g 100T/FCS GROVE, USA 10:11 EISX8-100T/FT 8 PORT FIBER SWITCH DOWNERS 2017-01-18- 505 g GROVE, USA 10:11 EISX8M-100T 8 PORT MGD SWITCH DOWNERS 2017-01-18- 540 g GROVE, USA 10:11 EISX8M- 8 PORT MGD SWITCH DOWNERS 2017-01-18- 560 g 100T/FC GROVE, USA 10:11 EISX8M- 8 PORT MGD SWITCH DOWNERS 2017-01-18- 560 g 100T/FCS GROVE, USA 10:11 EISX8M- 8 PORT MGD SWITCH DOWNERS 2017-01-18- 560 g 100T/FT GROVE, USA 10:11 EISX9-100T 9 PORT SWITCH DOWNERS 2017-01-18- 500 g GROVE, USA 11:28 Page5of61 Mfr Item Mfr Item Name Version Mfr Site Date Amount UoM Identity Authority Number EISX9-100T/FC 9 PORT FIBER SWITCH DOWNERS 2017-01-18- 470 g GROVE, USA 10:11 EISX9- 9 PORT FIBER SWITCH DOWNERS 2017-01-18- 470 g 100T/FCS GROVE, USA 10:11 EISX9-100T/FT 9 PORT FIBER SWITCH DOWNERS 2017-01-18- 470 g GROVE, USA 10:11 UoM Comment Each QueryList :EURoHS-3 Query Response Product(s) meets EU RoHS3 requierement without any exemptions true Product(s) meets EU RoHS3 requirements except lead in solder and this usage may qualify under the lead in solder '7b' exemption (other selected exemptions may apply) Product(s) meets EU RoHS requirements by application of the selected exemption(s) Product(s) does not meet EU RoHS3 requirements and is not under exemptions Product(s) is obsolete, no information is available Product(s) is unknown, no information is available QueryList :REACH-2021 Query Response Product(s) does not contain REACH Substances Of Very High Concern above the limits per the definition within REACH true JIG Level Category Name Threshold Level Above mass UoM Descript Concent Thresho ion of ration ld Level Use REACH 1,3-propanesultone 1000 PPM false SVHC-1- 2021 REACH 2,4-di-tert-butyl-6-(5-chlorobenzotriazol-2-yl)phenol (UV-327) 1000 PPM false SVHC-1- 2021 REACH 2-(2H-benzotriazol-2-yl)-4-(tert-butyl)-6-(sec-butyl)phenol
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