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China Certification

• China Compulsory Certification（CCC） China CCC is the mandatory certification for products in the catalog, covering household appliances, electronics, and many electrical products. We confirm whether your product falls in the catalog, select the applicable standards and certification mode, coordinate type testing and factory inspection, and manage the follow-up surveillance, giving you one accountable path from application to certificate.
• SRRC Certification SRRC type approval is required for any product with radio transmission capability sold in China, from Wi-Fi and Bluetooth modules to dedicated radio devices. We review the frequency bands and transmit parameters against the permitted catalog, arrange testing at accredited laboratories, and carry the application through to the type approval certificate. Early review of radio parameters avoids the most common cause of rejection.
• NAL Certification The Network Access License (NAL) applies to telecom equipment connected to public networks in China, including products with cellular modules. We determine whether your device needs the license, define the test items with the laboratory, and manage the application and review process, so market entry is not held up by a licensing surprise.
• Network Core Device Security Certification Network core devices face dedicated security assessment requirements before deployment by operators and critical information infrastructure operators. Assessment scope is mapped to the device category and network role at project start. We provide security testing and evaluation aligned with the applicable Chinese standards, covering vulnerabilities, hardening, and resilience, and support remediation so the device passes review without repeated rounds.
• Taiwan BSMI Certification BSMI certification (Bureau of Standards, Metrology and Inspection), officially called the Commodity Inspection of the Bureau of Standards, Metrology and Inspection of Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs, is commonly known as Taiwan BSMI certification. It’s a mandatory inspection system the Ministry of Economic Affairs in Taiwan enforces on electronic and electrical products sold in the Taiwanese market, based on the Commodity Inspection Act.
• Taiwan NCC Certification NCC Certification (National Communications Commission), fully known as Taiwan's National Communications Commission Certification, commonly called Taiwan NCC Certification. It's a mandatory certification system in Taiwan based on the Telecommunications Act, aimed at regulating radio communication equipment and telecom terminal devices used or sold in the Taiwanese market. Since 2006, Taiwan's NCC has implemented management of low-power RF devices and telecom terminal equipment. All related devices sold or used in Taiwan must get NCC certification and display the NCC mark before they can be sold or used in the Taiwanese market.

Asia Certification

• Cambodia ISC Certification ISC stands for the Institute of Standards of Cambodia, which falls under the Ministry of Industry, Science, Technology, and Innovation (MISTI). It’s in charge of certifying regulated products that enter the Cambodian market. ISC certification is a legal requirement for products to be sold in Cambodia. Without ISC certification, regulated products can’t be produced, imported, sold, or used in the country.
• Thailand NBTC Certification NBTC Certification (National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission), officially known as the Thailand National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission certification, is commonly called Thailand NBTC certification. It's a mandatory approval system by the Thai government under the 'Telecommunications Business Act B.E. 2544' for radio communication equipment used or sold in Thailand. Any wireless device falling under this regulation must get NBTC approval before it can be sold or used in the Thai market.
• India WPC Certification WPC Certification (Wireless Planning & Coordination Wing), officially the Equipment Type Approval (ETA) issued by India's Wireless Planning & Coordination Department, commonly known as India WPC-ETA certification, is the country's regulatory body for wireless rules. All wireless products must get WPC approval before entering the market.
• UAE TDRA Certification TDRA certification is essentially a 'type approval' process. It ensures that all wireless products comply with UAE national standards and international standards (such as ETSI, FCC, etc.) regarding radio frequency (RF) performance, electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), and telecommunications network safety. Products without TDRA certification marks are prohibited from import, sale, or use, and violators may face product seizure, fines, or even legal liability.
• UAE RoHS Certification UAE RoHS is a mandatory certification system in the UAE that limits harmful substances in electronic and electrical equipment. It's designed to restrict the amount of harmful substances in these products to protect both the environment and consumer health. It's overseen by the UAE Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MoIAT, formerly ESMA). The restricted substances (10 in total) are lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, polybrominated biphenyls (PBB), polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDE), and four phthalates (DEHP, BBP, DBP, DIBP). Products that fail the certification could be banned from the market or face hefty fines.
• Saudi SASO Certification SASO (Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization) is Saudi Arabia's national standards body. Saudi Arabia requires that all imported goods meet local mandatory safety and related standards. Every shipment of imported goods must come with a valid conformity certificate, which is essential for customs clearance.
• Saudi IECEE Certification SASO IECEE certification is a certification system set up by the Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO) to make sure imported electronic products meet their national standards and safety requirements. This certification system is also called the SASO IECEE Recognition Certificate (SIRC for short).
• Saudi EER Certification Saudi EER energy efficiency certification is a mandatory certification issued by the Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO). All products listed on the control list must pass energy efficiency testing, obtain an energy efficiency certificate, and have the energy efficiency label affixed before they can be sold in the Saudi market. Suppliers (manufacturers, importers, producers, or their authorized representatives) who violate this rule will bear all legal responsibilities that arise from it.

Australian Certification

• Polynesia ANFR Certification According to Decree No. 1036 BCO dated October 9, 1990, all radio communication equipment must obtain an administrative import authorization before being imported into French Polynesia. This authorization is issued by the French National Frequency Agency (ANFR) on behalf of the High Commission of the Republic in French Polynesia. It's worth noting that due to differences in regulatory requirements, products that have been approved in other countries may still need type approval in French Polynesia.
• CSIP-AUS Certification CSIP-AUS is Australia's unified communications and control standard for distributed energy resources (DER), based on IEEE 2030.5. The requirements are moving from technical guidance toward mandatory compliance. ANU's nationwide CSIP-AUS testing and certification service began in October 2025. CSIP-AUS v1.2 is expected to become a mandatory Australian standard through TS 5573:2025 from July 2026. Implementation dates vary by state. For example, Western Australia is adopting TS 5573:2025 from 1 May 2026, while Victoria and Queensland have moved their deadline to 1 November 2026. New South Wales is associated with the deployment of the Emergency Backstop mechanism in the latter part of 2026.

Americas Certification

• Mexico NOM Certification NOM (Normas Oficiales Mexicanas) is Mexico's mandatory safety standard, issued by the Mexican government. It's meant to make sure electrical products sold in Mexico meet the country's safety requirements and applies to most products, including telecom and IT equipment, household electrical appliances, lighting, and other products that could potentially pose health and safety risks.
• Mexico CRT Certification CRT (Comisión Reguladora de Telecomunicaciones) is the mandatory approval requirement for all wireless and telecom devices to enter the country's market. It's managed by Mexico's telecom regulatory committee and aims to ensure that devices comply with Mexico's spectrum management rules, avoiding interference with other devices or services.
• Brazil ANATEL Certification ANATEL (Agência Nacional de Telecomunicações) is Brazil's National Telecommunications Agency, responsible for regulating telecom and radio-related products in Brazil. Any product that connects to telecom networks or has wireless communication capabilities, like cell phones, routers, or IoT devices, must be certified by ANATEL to be legally sold and used in Brazil.