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Overseas certification

 

Why is authentication required?

The primary purpose of FCC certification is to ensure regulatory compliance and product quality and safety within the United States.

FCC certification is intended to regulate electronic devices so that they do not interfere with surrounding equipment and communications.
This ensures user safety and enables the product to enter the US market.

Selling without certification risks fines and product recalls.

Point 01  

Minimize electromagnetic interference and
Ensuring communication quality

Complies with FCC standards to prevent radio interference between devices and ensure stable communication.

Point 02  

Verification of compliance with international technical standards

Electromagnetic waves as defined by the Federal Communications Commission of the United States
Confirmation of compliance with emission and tolerance standards

Point 03  

Ensuring consumer safety and market trust

Through electromagnetic wave exposure safety verification
Strengthening consumer protection and product reliability

Point 04  

Legally sold in the United States and
circulation

Must obtain FCC certification
Officially available for distribution and sale in the US market

 
 
 
 

Related laws

FCC certification is implemented under Title 47, Code of Federal Regulations, a U.S. federal law.
The main certification scope includes wireless devices, IT devices, and electromagnetic wave emitting devices, and representative examples include Part 15 and Part 18.
FCC certification is issued after testing is performed by an authorized testing agency and an FCC ID is issued after an examination by a TCB, an authorized certification agency designated by the FCC.

CFR 1
CFR 47
CFR 50
Part 0
Part 2
Part 15
Part 22
Part 27
Part 101

Types and procedures of authentication

01  

Intentional Radiator (RF, RF Exposure)

  • Wireless device
  • Licensed Equipment: FCC Rule parts 22/24/25/27/30/90/95/101 and etc. (ex. LTE, WCDMA, 5G NR 등)
  • Un-licensed Equipment: FCC Rule parts 15 Subpart C/D/E/F/G/H (ex. WiFi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, UWB 등)
  • Procedure: Certification
02  

Unintentional Radiator (EMI)

  • IT Equipment, Digital device, Receivers (only 30 MHz ~ 960 MHz)  등
  • Standards: FCC Part 15 Subpart B
  • Procedure: Certification or SDoC

Types and procedures of authentication

Certification

Issuance of approval through TCB (Certified Approval Body),How to obtain an FCC ID

Target product examples

Wireless transmitters and receivers (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, LTE, RFID, etc.)

Wi-Fi
Bluetooth
LTE
RFID
 
Authentication process
Step 1  

Application for certification

  • Confirm product specifications with HCT representative (discuss certification type, purpose, etc.)
  • Testing is conducted according to product use and specifications.
  • Copy of business registration certificate
  • Product manual (with photos)
  • Send quotation
Step 2  

Test progress

  • Testing is conducted according to product use and specifications.
Step 3  

Authentication application

  • After issuing the test results, apply for certification from the approval agency.
  • Prepare the documents required for certification application
Step 4  

Certificate issuance

  • Certificate issuance
  • Payment of fees
Supplier’s
Declaration of
Conformity
(SDoC)

The manufacturer declares conformity after its own testing,FCC ID is not assigned

Target product examples

wired devices, digital equipment

monitor
printer
PC
 

Authentication process

Step 1  

Application for certification

  • Check product specifications with your HCT representative
    (Consultation on type of certification, purpose, etc.)
  • Copy of business registration certificate
  • Product manual (with photos)
  • Send quotation
Step 2  

Test progress

  • Testing is conducted according to product use and specifications.
Step 3  

Issuance of test results

  • Issuance of test results
  • Payment of fees
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