fcc_ecfs:FCC-2026-2609-0001:10501280921058
Maxtech Security SystemsOpposeBusiness
Summary: Luis, a Sales Manager at Maxtech Security Systems, opposes the proposed prohibition on the importation and marketing of certain communications equipment due to the significant impact on their business and inventory. He requests a one to two-year grace period, the ability to sell existing inventory, and continued aftermarket support for current devices.
Dear Members of the Commission,
I am writing on behalf of Maxtech Security Systems, a dealer based in Miami, FL. We have been working with Hikvision products for more than 10 years, serving small businesses, restaurants and residential communities.
I am writing in response to PS Docket No. 26-72, regarding the proposed prohibition on the importation and marketing of previously authorized covered communications equipment. We are deeply concerned about the impact this proposed action would have on our business and on the customers and communities we serve.
We currently hold approximately significant in Hikvision inventory at our locations. Hikvision-related products account for significant amount of our annual revenue. A sudden prohibition on marketing would gravely impact on our business. We kindly ask that a one to two-year grace period be granted to allow us to manage this issue.
We respectfully urge the Commission to carefully consider the real-world economic and supply chain consequences of this proposed action, especially for small businesses like us that operate on tight cash flow. At a minimum, we request that the Commission allow the continued sale of existing inventory, provide an adequate transition period for affected businesses, and ensure that aftermarket support remains available for the devices already in use across the country.
Thank you for the opportunity to provide input on this important matter.
Sincerely,
Luis, Sales Manager