Bluetooth Speaker Export to the US Certification

With the rapid development of technology, Bluetooth speakers have become an indispensable part of people's lives. They are loved by consumers for their convenience, practicality, and fashion, and have even become a global trend. Many domestic manufacturers wish to enter overseas markets, and for that, we need to focus on the necessary certifications for export. So, what certifications are required for exporting Bluetooth speakers to the United States? In this article, we will introduce them.

FCC Certification

Wireless products like Bluetooth speakers require FCC certification when exporting to the United States.

FCC, or Federal Communications Commission, is an American government agency that ensures the safety of radio and wire communication products that affect life and property. Many radio application products, communication products, and digital products require FCC approval to enter the US market. FCC certification is a mandatory certification for electromagnetic compatibility and radio frequency in the United States.

What materials are required for FCC certification?

1. Application form

2. fcc id number

3. FCC authorization letter, FCC confidentiality letter

4. Product block diagram, circuit diagram

5. Circuit description

6. Product user manual, technical specifications

7. Product nameplate and other materials

FCC Certification Process:

1. Determine product category and applicable FCC rules: The first step is to identify the product category and applicable FCC rules, which will determine the scope and process of testing.

2. Conduct fcc testing: The testing can be done by the applicant or outsourced to a certification body. The tests include electromagnetic compatibility and radio frequency testing. After testing, a test report needs to be obtained.

3. Prepare application materials: Gather the necessary application materials, including the application form, test report, product manual, product photos, circuit diagram, layout diagram, block diagram, etc.

4. Submit the application: Submit the application materials to the FCC certification body or authorized representative and pay the corresponding fees.

5. Review the application: The FCC body or authorized representative will review the application materials. If needed, they may request the applicant to provide more information or conduct additional tests.

6. Issuance of certificate: Once the review is passed, the FCC body or authorized representative will issue the FCC certification and authorization number, which must be marked on the product.

Note: Different products may have different testing and application processes. For specific requirements, you can consult the FCC certification body, JJR Laboratory.