Garden light FCC certification

Garden lights are a type of outdoor lighting fixture, typically referring to outdoor road lighting fixtures under 6 meters, consisting primarily of five components: light source, fixture, lamp post, flange plate, and embedded base.

Garden lights have diversity and aesthetics, beautifying and decorating the environment, hence also called landscape garden lights. They are mainly used for outdoor lighting in urban slow lanes, narrow lanes, residential communities, tourist attractions, parks, squares, and other public places, extending people's outdoor activities and enhancing property security.

Exporting to the United States requires FCC certification

Doc: Common products include IT products, microwave ovens, energy-saving lamps, ballasts, etc. DOC stands for Declaration of Conformity, but unlike CE, there is no qualification requirement for the laboratory issuing the conformity report. However, for FCC's DOC report, it must be issued by a laboratory accredited by NVLAP CODE (National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program) or A2LA (American Association for Laboratory Accreditation), and NVLAP CODE or A2LA must be indicated on the DOC report, otherwise the report is considered invalid. Please note: Products that undergo DOC can also apply for an ID, which means they can also undergo Certification.

Garden light FCC certification process

1. Determine product classification and applicable FCC rules: First, determine the product category and applicable FCC rules, which will determine the scope and process of testing.

A2. Conduct FCC testing: Testing can be performed by the applicant or commissioned certification bodies and includes testing aspects such as electromagnetic compatibility and radio frequency. After testing, a test report is required.

3. Prepare application materials: Prepare application materials, including application forms, test reports, product manuals, product photos, and other relevant documents.

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

5. Review application: The FCC certification body or authorized representative will review the application materials and may request additional information or supplementary testing if necessary.

6. Issue certificate: After approval, the FCC certification body or authorized representative will issue an FCC certification certificate and identification authorization number, which should be marked on the product.

Note: Different products may have different testing and application processes. Specific requirements can be obtained by consulting FCC certification bodies or authorized representatives."