How do I get a FCC certificate？

1. What is FCC ID certification?

FCC certification is a mandatory certification for electromagnetic compatibility and radio frequency in the United States. Usually, wireless products need to do FCC certification for ID type. That is what we often call FCC-ID certification (FCC CERTIFICATION).

2. Which products need to do FCC ID certification?

①Transmission frequency: 125kH, 13.56mHz

For example: access control card reader, bus card reader, wireless charger

②Transmission frequency: 27MHz, 49MHz

For example: remote control toys, wireless mouse

③Transmission frequency: 315MHz, 433MHz

(Intermittent, periodic products, remote control toys are prohibited)

For example: remote control switch, wireless doorbell, anti-theft device

④Transmission frequency: 88-108MHz

Example: car FM transmitter

⑤Transmission frequency: 902-928MHz, 2400-2483.5MHz, 5725-5850MHz

For example: remote control toys, wireless mouse, bluetooth speaker, WIFI unmanned aircraft, smart home products

3. What materials are required for FCC ID certification?

①731 application form

②FCC ID number

③FCC Authorization Letter, FCC Confidential Letter

④ block diagram, circuit diagram

⑤ Line description

⑥Instruction Manual, Technical Specifications, Antenna Specifications

⑦ Product nameplate and other information

How do I get an FCC certificate?

①When we apply for FCC-ID, we need to apply for a FRN first, and then apply for the company code Grantee Code, which is generally a combination of 3-5 numbers or letters.

②At the same time arrange equipment testing and data collation. When the test is over and the data is OK, we will fill in FCC Form731 and Form159 and submit them to the US TCB agency for review.

③After the audit by the US TCB agency is completed, it can be uploaded to the FCC official website.

④At that time, we will help the customer to obtain the FCC ID certificate, and then we can arrange the export and sales of the products.

How to contact us to get FCC certificate?

FCC email: chen18814186731@gmail.com

(Obtaining quotations from domestic authoritative laboratories will not waste your time)

(*Chinese laboratory FCC fee is 30% cheaper than overseas laboratories)

4. FCC certification fee:

*The first step is to distinguish whether the product is FCC-sDoC or FCC-ID:

1. Electronic products: such as electronic scales, humidifiers, sweepers, electric fans, etc. If the above products do not have wireless functions, do FCC-SDoC.

2. Wireless products: such as mobile phones, wireless remote controls, Bluetooth speakers, tablet computers, etc., can be certified by FCC-ID

3. Other wireless products

This piece refers to products that can work normally without wireless functions, or have USB ports to complete data transmission functions. It is recommended that FCC-SDoC and FCC-ID certification be carried out at the same time.

The second step is to evaluate how much it costs to do different FCC certifications according to the product category:

1. FCC-SDoC certification for ordinary products without wireless, the cost is about $400 to $800, and the cycle is 10-15 working days;

2. For wireless products, such as mobile phones, wireless remote controls, Bluetooth speakers, tablet computers, etc., the FCC-ID certification fee needs to be about 1,000 US dollars, and the cycle takes about 4 weeks;

3. For other types of wireless products, it is recommended to do FCC-SDoC and FCC-ID certification at the same time, and the cost is about 1,500 US dollars.

The scope of application of FCC standards:

1. FCCPART18 Industrial, scientific and medical equipment

2. FCCPART15C/E/F Intentional Radiation Device Test

3. FCCPART25 satellite communication service

4. FCCPART22 Public Mobile Communication Service

5. FCCPART24 Personal Communication Service

6. FCCPART68 Telecom terminal equipment

7. FCCPART27 Other FCC wireless communication services

The products are mainly divided into four categories: non-radiation equipment, intentional launch equipment, unlicensed personal communication equipment, and unlicensed national basic information equipment.

*FCCPart15 regulates intentional, unintentional or transient emitting equipment that does not require individual permission in use, including technical specifications, management requirements and other market access conditions.