Description of Modification

0076-EX-CM-2018 Text Documents

GOJO Industries, Inc.

2018-04-11ELS_207837

GOJO Industries, Inc. Form 442 Exhibit 1 File No. 0076-EX-CM-2018 Exhibit 1: Description of Modification On April 11, 2018, GOJO Industries, Inc. (“GOJO”) submitted an application to modify its experimental authorization call sign WJ2XHZ. This application (1) requests additional test sites in Wichita, KS, Tampa, FL, and Atlanta, GA; and (2) increases the total quantity of requested devices to in order to accommodate these additional locations. GOJO respectfully requests approval of these locations in order to obtain additional data relevant to the potential use of smart hand hygiene applications in various environments. As set forth in greater detail in GOJO’s previous filings for this license, its experiments are highly unlikely to result in harmful interference. This is because devices will operate in 2.4 GHz band spectrum designated for unlicensed and ISM operations, will operate at very low transmit power, and will conform with 47 C.F.R. § 15.247 as well as industry standards for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth operations, including the applicable politeness protocols in those standards. In addition, as with the locations already authorized under GOJO’s existing license, experiments at the new locations will take place exclusively in indoor environments. Thus, signal attenuation as a result of distance and building materials will reduce even further the likelihood of harmful interference. Operations at the Wichita, KS and Tampa, FL locations will take place exclusively at existing customers’ facilities. The Wichita location contains multiple manufacturing and administrative buildings, and GOJO has requested a sufficient quantity of devices to accommodate simultaneous deployments at these facilities. However, GOJO’s experiments will not exceed more than 50 total devices at this location.

GOJO Industries, Inc. Form 442 Exhibit 1 File No. 0076-EX-CM-2018 At the Atlanta location, GOJO will partner with the Atlanta Airlines Terminal Corporation to obtain data relevant to hand hygiene applications at restrooms in Hartsfield–Jackson International Airport. As with the previously approved transportation location, devices used for these experiments will be mounted exclusively indoors in fixed locations (e.g. sanitizing dispensers mounted inside restrooms). 2


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