What defines a device as commercial?

A device is defined as commercial primarily based on its involvement in the marketplace, which encompasses activities such as being bought, sold, shipped, or received. This classification indicates that the device is intended for commercial transactions and is used in a business context, rather than for exclusive personal use.

In contrast, personal use suggests that the device is not intended for market activity or profit but rather for individual satisfaction. Manufacturing location, while potentially relevant to other classifications, does not inherently determine whether a device is commercial. Lastly, a special logo may signify certain certifications or qualities but does not itself define the commercial status of a device. Thus, the defining characteristic of a device being commercial hinges on its market involvement.