Recently, many clients preparing to enter the U.S. market have consULted ROYIS about the compliance of general power supplies, so we are publishing an article to answer these questions. FCC certification for communication power supplies is a practical starting point for manufacturers, especially for products exported to the U.S. market. I have seen many enterprises face situations such as customs seizure of products due to neglecting this certification.
A communication power supply is a device that provides stable electrical power for telecommunications equipment, typically used in systems such as base stations, switches, and routers. It ensures the reliable operation of equipment in complex environments, which is crucial for modern network infrastructure.
Yes, if your communication power supply generates radio frequency energy, it must meet FCC compliance requirements for export to the U.S. This is mandatory. I have personally witnessed non-compliant products being seized by customs, resulting in business disruptions. Therefore, after reading this article, you should prioritize FCC compliance matters.
fcc part 15 is the main testing standard for communication power supplies, setting electromagnetic compatibility rules for unintentional radiators.
① Radiated Emission Limits: Ensure the device does not interfere with other electronic products.
② Conducted Emission Control: Manage noise propagated through power lines.
③ Immunity Requirements: Test the device's resistance to external interference.
These standards are based on practical applications, and I recommend considering them from the product design stage.
FCC testing for communication power supplies includes electromagnetic emission and immunity evaluations.
① radiated emission test: Measures radio waves generated by the device.
② Conducted Emission Test: Inspects electromagnetic noise on power lines.
③ Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Test: Simulates daily electrostatic interference.
④ Radio Frequency (RF) Field Immunity Test: Verifies the device's stability in electromagnetic fields.
Passing these items confirms your product complies with FCC regulations, which helps enhance competitiveness.
UL certification is not mandatory, but I recommend combining it with FCC certification if safety risks are involved. UL focuses on electrical safety, while FCC emphasizes electromagnetic compatibility. In the U.S., obtaining both UL and FCC certifications can enhance market trust and avoid potential legal issues.
JJR is an FCC-recognized and authorized laboratory in China, specializing in efficient certification services. Our advantages include:
① Complete qualifications covering the full range of FCC testing.
② Ability to help clients save 50% of testing costs through optimized processes and local resources.
① Send product specifications and compliance requirements to hello@jjrlab.com.
② We will issue a corresponding compliance and testing plan based on the provided product specifications and images.
③ Once the client approves the plan, we will provide qualification certificates for review.
④ After confirming cooperation, we will issue a commercial invoice to the client.
⑤ The client makes payment and arranges to send samples to JJR Laboratory.
⑥ After testing is completed, an electronic report is issued to the client for confirmation.
⑦ Upon confirmation, an official report is issued.
In summary, mastering FCC certification for communication power supplies can facilitate your product exports. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at JJR Testing Laboratory—we are ready to provide support at any time.
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