What is FCC certification? US FCC certification (USA)
The FCC Conformity Declaration, also known as the FCC Mark or FCC Mark, is a certification mark applicable to electrical/electronic products circulating in the US market. It certifies that a device is causing interference to other devices, and that a device is broadcasting in the appropriate radio frequency range as defined by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations.
The FCC classifies devices into two testing classes:
- Class A: Equipment used in industry, commerce, and engineering.
- Class B: Consumer devices with higher testing requirements.
The FCC label is also found on products sold outside of the United States indicating that they meet the requirements of the US market. This makes the FCC label recognizable around the world.
Which products require FCC certification?
Electrical/electronic products and RF (Radio Frequency) transmitters are all subject to licensing requirements under 47 CFR part 2 prior to being marketed or imported into the United States.
FCC certification process (FCC approval)
Step 1: Determine the applicable FCC rules. We will determine if the device is within the required range, which class the device belongs to.
Step 2: Determine the technical requirements and technical files of the equipment according to the classification defined in Step 1.
Step 3: Submit the application to the FCC and obtain the FCN registration number.
Step 4: Check the compliance at an FCC-accredited laboratory for the required test method identified in Step 2.
Step 5: Prepare technical documentation and SDoC according to FCC regulations.
Step 6: Submit your application to TCB (Telecommunications Certification Bodies) accredited by FCC to get FCC certification. The TCB then uploads the data to the FCC's Electronic Device Authorization System (EAS).
Step 7: Label the product and show the product information, manufacturer, FCC ID.
Step 2: Determine the technical requirements and technical files of the equipment according to the classification defined in Step 1.
Step 3: Submit the application to the FCC and obtain the FCN registration number.
Step 4: Check the compliance at an FCC-accredited laboratory for the required test method identified in Step 2.
Step 5: Prepare technical documentation and SDoC according to FCC regulations.
Step 6: Submit your application to TCB (Telecommunications Certification Bodies) accredited by FCC to get FCC certification. The TCB then uploads the data to the FCC's Electronic Device Authorization System (EAS).
Step 7: Label the product and show the product information, manufacturer, FCC ID.
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