Certification IntroductionThe full name of Korea KCC is Korea Communication Commission. According to Article 33 of South Korea's "Basic Law of Electrical Communication" and Articles 46 and 57 of "Radio Wave Law", a certification system for broadcasting and communication equipment has been established. The system requires that any production, import or sale of broadcasting and communication equipment certification regulations The products specified in Article 3 should obtain KCC certification in advance.The KCC logo is evolved from the MIC logo. Since the Korea Communications Commission (KCC, Korea Communications Commission) replaced the past Korea Ministry of Information and Communication (MIC, Ministry of Information and Communication), the certification name has been changed accordingly. KCC came into effect on November 11, 2008, and will evolve into the KC logo on January 1, 2011.KCC aims at the electromagnetic compatibility requirements of information products, and controls the certification of wireless transmission and communication products, including electrical communication equipment, radio frequency products, information technology equipment, etc. The KCC mark is a certification mark issued by the Korea Radio Research Agency (RRA). KCC certification mark Certification classificationAccording to the category of the product, KCC is mainly divided into the following three types of certification: 1. Conformity Certification: Wireless communication equipment, such as telephones, regulators, fax machines, etc. 2. Conformity registration: electrical appliances. 3. Interim Certification: For equipment that has no standard temporarily Applicable product scopeIt basically includes all wireless communication products, as well as most electronic and electrical products covered by KC certification. 1. Automatic alarm receivers installed on ships 2. Automatic alarm telephone devices 3. Wireless beacons for emergency position indication 4. Ships with wireless navigation radar and automatic radar tracking equipment 5. Wireless equipment for marine mobile phones 6. Satellite mobile Radio equipment for communications and radio bureaus (only some of them are listed here)

Certification IntroductionBIS certification is a product certification in India, supervised by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS). According to different product types, BIS certification is divided into three types, including mandatory ISI mark certification, CRS certification, and voluntary certification. The BIS certification system has existed for more than 50 years, covering more than 1,000 products. All products included in the mandatory list must obtain BIS certification (ISI mark registration certification) before they can be sold in India. BIS is a third-party certification body, and the certified products will be marked with the ISI label. The label has a great influence in India and neighboring countries, and has a good reputation, which is a reliable guarantee for product quality. Once the product is marked with the "ISI mark", it means that it meets the relevant Indian standards, and consumers can buy it with confidence. In order to unify product supervision standards and requirements and ensure product quality and safety, India began to implement a product certification system in 1955. According to the Bureau of Indian Standards Act, 1986 (The BIS Act, 1986), product certification in India implements the principle of voluntary certification, but taking into account factors such as public health and safety and mass consumption, the Indian government issues an immediate decree to implement specific products. Mandatory authentication. Aims to provide end-consumers with quality-assured, safe and reliable products. All products listed in compulsory certification must obtain product certification according to Indian product standards before they can enter the market. Therefore, it is necessary for manufacturers who want to enter the Indian market to understand the product certification system in India. Introduction to Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS)According to the Bureau of Indian Standards Act, 1986 (The BIS Act, 1986), the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) is the competent authority for standardization and certification in India, responsible for product certification. It is also the only product certification body in India, officially established in 1987. to replace the Indian Standards Institute established in 1946. The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) is subordinate to the Ministry of Consumer Affairs and Public Distribution. Although it is a social corporate body, it exercises government functions. Its main tasks are to formulate and implement national standards; implement conformity assessment systems; represent the country to participate in ISO, IEC and other international Standardized activities. The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) is a financially self-sustaining organization with certification revenue as its main source of income. There are 5 regional bureaus and 19 branch bureaus under BIS. The regional bureau supervises the corresponding branch. Eight laboratories and some independent laboratories belonging to BIS are responsible for the inspection of samples taken during the product certification process. These laboratories are implemented in accordance with ISO/IEC17025:1999. Certification Considerations1. BIS certification is valid for 1 year, and applicants are required to pay an annual fee. You can apply for an extension before the expiration of the period. In this case, you need to submit an extension application and pay the application fee and annual fee.2. BIS accepts CB reports issued by valid institutions.3. Certification will be faster if the applicant meets the following conditions.a. Fill in the factory address of the factory in the application formb. The factory has testing equipment that meets relevant Indian standardsc. The product officially complies with the relevant Indian standard requirements Certification classificationCurrently BIS certification is divided into three categories:1. Mandatory ISI mark type certification (product test + initial factory inspection + post-certification supervision), mainly including cement, food, automobile parts, steel products and other categories;2. BIS Compulsory Registration System (CRS) (product testing + post-certification supervision), mainly including tablet computers, microwave ovens, wireless keyboards, printer power adapters, LED lights, lithium batteries, mobile power, mobile phones and smart card readers, Uninterruptible power supply/inverter of ≤10kVA, rear projection/LCD/LED TV of 32 inches and below, etc.;3. The rest are BIS voluntary certification, and products other than compulsory mark certification and registration certification can be applied for. Applicable product scopeMore than 10,000 product certification certificates have been issued, and manufacturers are allowed to add labels after obtaining the certificates. The certification scope covers almost every industrial field such as agricultural products, textiles, and electronics.Compulsory certification product list:The first batch (MANDATORY)Certification field BIS certification is applicable to manufacturers in any country. The main certification fields are:1. Tires; 2. Electric irons, kettles, electric stoves, heaters and other household appliances; 3. Cement and concrete; 4. Circuit breakers; 5. Steel; 6. Electric energy meters; 7. Auto parts; 8. Food, milk powder ; 9. Baby bottle; 10. Tungsten lamp; 11. Oil pressure furnace; 12. Large transformer; 13. Plug; 14. Medium and high voltage wire and cable; 15. Self-ballasted bulb. (mandatory in batches since 1986) Second batch (COMPULSORY)There are mandatory registration products for electronic information technology equipment, including:1. Set-top box; 2. Portable computer; 3. Notebook; 4. Tablet computer; 5. Monitor with a screen size of 32 inches and above; 6. Video monitor; 7. Printer, plotter, scanner; 8. Wireless keyboard 9. Answering machine; 10. Automatic data processor; 11. Microwave oven; 12. Projector; 13. Electronic clock with mains power supply; 14. Power amplifier; 15. Electronic music system (from March 2013 onwards) mandatory) The second batch of new additions (COMPULSORY)16. IT equipment power adapter; 17. AV equipment power adapter; 18. UPS (uninterruptible power supply); 19. DC or AC LED modules; 20. Batteries; 21. Self-ballasted LED lights; 22. LED lamps; 23 24. Cash register; 25. Sales terminal equipment; 26. Copier; 27. Smart card reader; 28. Postal processing machine, automatic stamping machine; 29. Pass reader; (Mandatory from November 2014)

Certification IntroductionIndia WPC (Wireless Planning & Coordination Wing) is an agency that controls wireless regulations in India. All wireless products must be approved by WPC before entering the market. There are two types of frequency bands in India: free and open. For free and open frequency bands, such devices only need to apply for an ETA (equipment type approval) certificate; for other frequency bands that are not free, you need to apply for a license. Both the ETA and the license holder must be a locally registered company. Based on CE R&TTE or FCC ID (Indian local standard), 2G/3G/4G requires mobile operators to apply. Basic information of WPC certification· Compulsory certification · No factory inspection required · Sample test required, or no sample required if CE RF report can be provided · No local test required · Local representative requiredSpecifically, any wireless transmission less than 3000 Ghz that does not use human control is considered "wireless communication" as defined by the WPC. These frequency bands are under the control of WPC. That is, wireless transmissions (such as infrared) with frequencies above 3000 Ghz are not considered "wireless communications". WPC certification does not control these frequency bands. Since India has two types of free and unopened frequency bands, for wireless communication products whose frequency bands and output power fall within the control range, it is necessary to apply for an ETA certificate from WPC. In addition, the holders of ETAs must be locally registered companies. In addition, WPC accepts RF report from CE report to WPC certification, no need to provide samples and tests. All wireless devices operating in approved frequency bands. The following frequency bands are free: 1, 2.40 to 2.4835 GHz 2, 5.15 to 5.350 GHz 3, 5.725 to 5.825 GHz 4, 5.825 to 5.875 GHz 5, 402 to 405 MHz 6, 865 to 867 MHz 7, 26.957-27.283 MHz 8, 335 MHz for remote control of crane 9, 20 to 200 KHz. 10, 13.56 MHz 11, 433 to 434 MHz WPC certification requirementsThe wireless certification of wireless products in India can be divided into two modes: ETA (Equipment Type of Approval) certification and License. For free and open frequency bands such as 13.56 MHz, 433MHz, 2.4GHz, 5.725-5.825 GHz, etc., you need to apply for ETA certification; if the device uses other non-free and open frequency bands, such as GSM, WCDMA mobile phones, etc., you need to apply for a license. For ETA certification, India recognizes European standards, and WPC signs the certificate by means of an audit report. For the License, it needs to meet the standard requirements of India. For ETA application, the product does not need to be sent to India for local testing, and the product can submit an application for accreditation to WPC with an R&TTE report. Applicable product scopeEquipment with radio transmitters. These include mobile (GSM or WCDMA) handsets, wireless local area network (WLAN) devices such as Wi-Fi devices, Bluetooth devices, Zigbee devices, WiMAX devices, RFID devices, contactless smart card readers, and in combination with some other RF transmitters device products. Also only receivers do not require a WPC certificate, such as GPS products. Certification CategoryETA (Equipment Type of Approval) certification: free and open frequency bands such as 13.56 MHz, 433MHz, 2.4GHz, 5.725-5.825 GHz, etc. License: non-free and open frequency bands, such as GSM, WCDMA mobile phones. For ETA certification, India recognizes European standards, and WPC signs the certificate by means of an audit report. For the License, it needs to meet the standard requirements of India. For ETA application, the product does not need to be sent to India for local testing, and the product can submit an application for accreditation to WPC with an R&TTE report.

Certification IntroductionThe "Compulsory Testing and Certification Decree for Telecommunications Equipment" issued by the TEC Indian Telecommunications Engineering Center, starting from October 1, 2019, all telecommunications products, as long as they are produced, imported, distributed or sold in the Indian market, need to pass before this. TEC certified. Whether the basic information of TEC certification is mandatory: Yes Whether a local representative is required: Yes Whether a local test is required: Yes Issuing agency: TEC TEC certification mark The relationship between TEC certification, BIS certification and WPC certification TEC: is the Indian Telecom Engineering Center, the full name is Telecommunication Engineering Center, TEC certification controls network communication products. BIS: is the Bureau of Indian Standards, the full name of The Bureau of Indian Standards, BIS certification controls safety regulations. WPC: It is an organization that controls wireless regulations in India. The full name is Wireless Planning and Coordination Wing. WPC certification controls radio products. Applicable product scopeA communication or network device that interfaces with a public network or wide area network (WAN) service. Common telecom network interfaces include T1/E1, ISDN BRI, PRI ISDN, ADSL, serial and analog PSTN, and more. TEC Certification Schemes: · Generic Certification Scheme (GCS) - Applications must be supported by test reports certifying the ER · Simplified Certification Scheme (SCS) - Applications display test results where necessary and include a Supplier Integrity Statement (SDoC). Product categories controlled by TEC certification (including certification scheme categories) Administrative telephone system - SCS NSD/ISD public telephone - SCS electronic telephone equipment - SCS main telephone system - SCS 2-line feature phone - SCS coin box telephone - SCS PSTN Terminals - SCS CLIP Phones - SCS Audio Conferencing Equipment - SCS Multi-Line Telephone Systems - SCS Group 3 Fax Machines - SCS Modems - SCS Cordless Telephones - SCS POS Terminals - GCS GPON Equipment - GCS DSL Equipment - GCS IoT Gateways - GCS Tracking Devices-GCS Smart Meter-GCS Smart Watch -GCS Smart Security Camera -GCS Router -GCS LAN Switch-GCS Mobile Phone and Dongle -GCS Mobile BTS-GCS Compact Cellular Network -GCS Mobile Repeater -GCS Microwave Communication Equipment- GCS UHF/VHF Communication Equipment-GCS Mobile Radio Trunking System Equipment -GCS Equipment Operating at 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz-GCS Satellite System Equipment -GCS IP Terminal -GCS Media Gateway -GCS Signaling Gateway-GCS Session Border Controller-GCS Software Switches -GCS ISDN CPE-GCS Switches -GCS Telephony Application Servers -GCS Telephony Media Servers -GCS Multiplexing Equipment-GCS SDH Equipment-GCS DWDM Equipment-GCS Digital Cross-Connectors-GCS TEC Certified ClassificationCertified Sub-Interface Approval and Type Approval 2 class. 1. The Interface Approval is based on the Interface Requirements (IR) standards issued by the TEC. 2. Type Approval is based on the Generic Requirements (GR) standards issued by TEC. Testing requirements· Security requirements: safety and confidentiality requirements · Technical requirements: technical requirements · Safety: safety · EMI/EMC: electromagnetic interference, electromagnetic compatibility · Other requirements: other requirements

Certification IntroductionTISI is the abbreviation of Thailand Industrial Standards Institute. TISI is a department under the Ministry of Industry of Thailand responsible for developing standards and international standards to meet domestic needs, as well as monitoring products and conformity assessment procedures to ensure compliance with standards and accreditation. TISI is not only the competent government agency for compulsory certification in Thailand, but also a standard setting and management agency, a certification agency, and a laboratory accreditation, personnel training and registration agency. It is worth noting that Thailand does not have a non-government mandatory certification body. Thailand implements a TISI certification system that combines compulsory certification and voluntary certification. For products that meet the standards, the use of the TISI logo is allowed. For products that have not yet formulated standards, TISI also implements product registration as a temporary certification method.TISI, the Thai Industrial Standards Institute, develops standards to meet the needs and development of the country's industry, business, economy, government, and society, as well as government policy support, consumer protection, and environmental and natural resource protection. TISI provides a product certification program, including two certification marks, namely voluntary certification mark and mandatory certification mark. Applicable product scopeThe content of TISI includes technical specifications, product characteristics, product operational performance, raw material quality and testing procedures. Currently, there are more than 2,000 standards covering many consumer products such as food, appliances, vehicles, building materials, and more. There are 60 categories of products required by the Thai government to implement compulsory certification, involving 8 fields, including: electrical equipment and accessories, medical equipment, building materials, consumer goods, vehicles, PVC pipes, LPG gas containers and agricultural products. In addition, the certification of other categories of products are voluntary certification. otherNote: The corresponding Thai standard for this product must be indicated under the certification markBefore or during the TISI certificate application, the product nameplate cannot be marked with the certification mark. After obtaining the TISI certificate, the TISI certification mark and the name of the certificate holder must be marked on the product, and the merchant must put the product before entering Thailand. Safety labels are attached to the product.

Certification IntroductionThailand NBTC is the abbreviation of "National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Bureau Committee". It belongs to a typical government management department and has the power to impose administrative penalties. Similar to my country's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, it is also the competent authority for telecommunications products and telecommunications networks. From July 1, 2008, for telecommunications equipment and telecommunications terminal equipment, the existing mandatory specifications for mobile communication products will be extended to wireless related products. Generally speaking, wireless products such as mobile phones exported to Thailand need to be certified by Thailand NBTC before they can be sold in the local market.Basic information of Thailand NBTC certification · Compulsory certification · Local representative required · No sample required · No local test required Thailand NBTC certified product classificationThe scope of telecommunications equipment sold in Thailand subject to NTC control is divided into 3 groups:Class A: RegistrationClass B: Approval CertificationSDoC: Supplier's Declaration of Conformity Class A Approval: The product must be tested in a laboratory designated by NTC and provided with the data required by NTC to obtain the login number and certification.The Class B Approval certification process is the same as the Class A product category, except that foreign reports such as FCC, CE, CB can be used for certification application in the transfer mode, and the login number and certification must also be obtained.SDoC Conformity Declaration Model (Supplier΄s Declaration of Conformity (SDoC)) This part of the product certification is a voluntary model, and the local representative of the customer in Thailand must complete the SDoC form and send it to NTC for reference along with the technical documents.Thailand NBTC certification labelNBTC has no specific labeling requirements.The new draft product certification label introduces the NBTC electronic labeling method (E-labeling), and the NBTC label is planned to be changed from free to fee. (All labels must be purchased from NBTC, cannot be self-printed, cost one baht per piece.) Applicable product scopeThe specific products covered by Thailand NBTC certification are as follows: radio frequency/telecommunication, mobile, telephone, equipment terminal or telecommunication related products. Other Notes for Thailand NBTC Directive Certification:1. The normal voltage standard is 220V 50Hz/60Hz; if it is a plug adapter, it must meet the IEC60065 standard or IEC60950 standard or the new standard IEC62368, and the plug adapter must be a 220V-240V 50Hz/60Hz European plug; if it is a desk lamp, the rated voltage must be 220V;2. Label requirements: The English content of the text requirements must include: product name, model, manufacturer, technical parameters (voltage standard 220V-240V, 230V, 240V, 230V-240V), identifier, country of origin (made in china)3. Outer box requirements: based on the label + energy efficiency grade + ROHS test + quantity + size.