FAC certification is a mandatory certification system jointly implemented by the Federal Agency for Technical RegULation and Metrology and the Federal Communications Agency. Starting from May 7, 2007, Russia introduced a new licensing requirement for wireless devices for customs clearance purposes.
The FAC certificate is used to confirm the characteristics of communication means, making the Federal Communications Agency certificate a mandatory document for the operation and resale of communication equipment and telecommunications products.

FAC certification is divided into two forms based on product categories: Declaration and Certification:
· The FAC certificate can specify multiple models (series models);
· The FAC declaration can only specify a single model (there are no series models in the FAC declaration);
Certification can be applied by local companies or foreign companies, but the declaration requires a local representative. Only legal entities (or individual entrepreneurs) registeRED in the Russian Federation can be applicants for the communications FAC declaration. If the manufacturer is a foreign manufacturer, the applicant must be its official representative in the Russian Federation.
Government Decree No. 532 stipulates that the following devices must pass mandatory FAC certification:
01 Exchange system equipment (communication center equipment, telephone exchanges, etc.);
02 Digital data transmission system equipment;
03 Equipment with control and monitoring functions;
04 Equipment for recording the volume of provided communication services;
05 Radio communication methods;
06 Communication equipment, including software for business search activities;
07 Terminal equipment that may disrupt the functioning of public communication networks.
1) Russian-language technical manual;
2) Test reports;
3) Production data;
4) Applicant company information;
5) Manufacturer and applicant's power of attorney note;
Note: The above materials must be provided in English or Russian. For specific details, please consult Euce.
1. The applicant submits the certification application;
2. The designated certification authority reviews the documents;
3. Product classification and sampling;
4. Testing;
5. Manufacturer's factory audit (if required by technical regulations);
6. Certificate issuance.
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