How to Submit FCC SDoC for U.S. Electrical Appliances？

What is fcc sdoc?

FCC sdoc (Supplier’s Declaration of Conformity) certification refers to the compliance declaration required for electronic products without wireless functionality that are sold in the United States. Unlike the fcc id, the FCC SDoC applies to devices that do not intentionally emit radio frequency signals, such as common household appliances and lighting equipment.

These products must comply with the FCC’s electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) requirements to ensure they do not cause harmful interference to other electronic devices or communication networks. Under the SDoC process, manufacturers or suppliers must ensure their products undergo proper compliance testing and declare that the products meet all relevant regulations.

Important Notes for Test Reports

The test report must include comprehensive information and demonstrate that the product has passed all applicable testing items required by the relevant regulations. It should include, but is not limited to, the following:

1. Basic product information

2. Basic manufacturer information

3. Applicable testing standards (e.g., fcc part 15 Subpart B)

4. Full list of test items and results

5. Photos of the test samples

6. Required signatures/stamps from the testing laboratory

Regulation Link:

https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-47/chapter-I/subchapter-A/part-15

Note:

The information on the certification documents must match the details shown in the product images.

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