KCC Certification, governed by the Korea Communications Commission (KCC), was originally known as Mic certification.
- In November 2008, the MIC mark transitioned to the kc certification mark.
- From July 1, 2012, EMC and Safety certifications are managed separately but remain under KC Certification.
- Products requiring Korean certification must obtain both:
- KC Safety Certificate
- KCC Certificate
- KCC Certification includes:
- KC EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility)
- KC RF (Radio Frequency)
- Certification involves:
- Electromagnetic compatibility testing
- Wireless radio frequency testing
- Telecommunication testing
KCC Certification Schemes
1. Certification of Conformity
For products with telecom specifications.
2. Registration of Compatibility
For products with EMC/RF specifications.
3. Interim of Conformity
For products using new technologies that do not fit the above schemes.
Common KCC Certification Standards
- General EMC: KSC 9892, KSC 9835
- RF EMC: KSX 3124, KSX 3126
- RF: KSX 3123
KCC Certification Process
1. Confirm product specifications, quote, sample quantity, and sample requirements.
2. Ship samples to the JJR Lab in China for pre-testing.
3. After successful pre-testing, send samples to an RRA-authorized laboratory in Korea.
4. Upon successful testing in Korea, a corresponding report will be issued.
5. Submit the report to the RRA website for registration and certification issuance.
Sample Requirements
- Products without wireless functionality:
- General EMC testing requires 2 normal units.
- Products with wireless functionality (e.g., WiFi, Bluetooth):
- General EMC, RF EMC, RF tests require:
- 2 normal units
- 1 unit with fixed frequency for conducted tests
- Products with telecommunication functions:
- SAR (Specific Absorption Rate) testing is usually required.
- The exact sample quantity depends on the specifications.
Required Documents for KCC Certification
1. Application Form:
- Provided by the partnering laboratory.
- Must be signed and stamped by the applicant.
2. User Manual:
- Must be in English or Korean.
3. Specification Sheet:
- Should include RF/Telecom specification information (if applicable).
4. Business License:
- For the certificate holder.
5. Fixed Frequency Software:
- Required for testing.
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