Router TELEC (MIC) Certification for Japan

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TELEC (MIC) Certification for Routers Exported to Japan

Routers exported to Japan require TELEC (MIC) certification. Japan enforces strict certification standards for electronic devices to ensure safety and reliability.

Types of Wireless TELEC Certification

TELEC certification includes two types: Test Certification and Type Certification.

1. Test Certification: Valid for each verified unit of the device.

2. Type Certification: Conducted on samples of a batch with identical design and manufacturing. It applies to the entire batch but requires re-certification if design or manufacturing changes occur.

Application Process for TELEC Certification in Japan

1. Sign a certification contract with the company and pay the fees.

2. Provide one fixed-frequency sample, one normal sample, an application form, and relevant certification documents.

3. The company conducts testing, issues a test report, and submits the application to the RCB authority.

4. Upon review, the certificate is issued. Final payments are settled, and the certificate is delivered to complete the process.

Documentation for TELEC Certification in Japan

1. Complete device circuit diagram.

2. Device block diagram.

3. User manual.

4. Operation instructions.

5. BOM (Bill of Materials).

6. Module circuit diagram.

7. Module block diagram.

8. Module specifications.

9. Factory ISO 9001 certificate.

10. Label and location diagram.

11. Antenna specifications, including name, type, and design.

12. Label details, including dimensions, position, TELEC mark, and its size.

The above documents must be in English or Japanese. Test reports in other languages are not accepted. During submission, ensure proper handling of model numbers, as numerous models may require additional product differentiation testing or model review fees. Japan's Radio Law mandates that manufacturers retain certification documentation for 10 years.

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