FCC ID certification is a mandatory certification system established by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in order to ensure the electromagnetic compatibility of radio equipment and the efficiency of the use of spectrum resources. Manufacturers applying for FCC ID certification for the first time need to follow a series of steps and regulations to ensure that their products meet FCC technical standards and regulatory requirements.

FCC registration and FRN establishment

Vendors applying for FCC ID certification for the first time need to register on the FCC official website and obtain the FCC Registration Number (FCC Registration Number). Fcc-frn is the unique identification number of the manufacturer in the FCC system, which is used to establish the application company file. During the registration process, manufacturers need to provide detailed company information and contact information to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information.

Composition and distribution of FCC ID

The FCC ID consists of two parts: the Grantee Code and the Product Code. The manufacturer code is assigned directly by the FCC and is usually a five-digit or capital letter that represents a specific manufacturer. The product code is customized by the manufacturer, and can contain a maximum of 14 characters, including numbers, letters, and "-" symbols, but it is prohibited to use two or more consecutive "-" symbols.

TCB review and certificate issuance

After the FCC ID application is submitted, the FCC will assign the TCB (Telecommunication Certification Body) for review. TCB is responsible for conducting a detailed review of technical documentation, test reports and other relevant materials submitted by manufacturers to ensure that products comply with FCC technical standards. Upon approval, the TCB will issue an FCC ID certificate, which will contain a unique FCC ID number indicating that the product has passed FCC certification.

Precautions

1, information accuracy: when registering FCC-FRN and submitting application materials, it is necessary to ensure the accuracy and consistency of all information to avoid the application being rejected due to information errors.

2, technical document integrity: manufacturers need to prepare detailed technical documents, including product specifications, design drawings, test reports, etc., to ensure that the technical requirements of the FCC are met.

3, test laboratory selection: choose an FCC approved test laboratory for product testing to ensure the credibility and compliance of test results.

4, application materials compliance: carefully read the relevant FCC regulations and guidelines to ensure that the application materials meet the requirements of the FCC and avoid unnecessary delays.

FCC ID certification is not only a recognition of product performance, but also a passport to enter the U.S. market. If you have any questions about FCC ID certification or need further help, please contact us privately, ZRLK will be happy to provide you with professional consulting services.