USA FCC-ID Certification and Canada IC Certification

FCC-ID Certification in the USA

FCC-ID is one of the mandatory FCC certification modes in the United States, applicable to wireless products. Products with wireless transmission frequencies, such as Bluetooth devices, WiFi devices, wireless devices, radio receivers and transmitters, telephones, and computers, are requiRED to obtain FCC-ID certification. Wireless product certifications are directly approved by FCC TCB organizations and can be verified on the official FCC website.

Which products need fcc id certification?

1. Transmission frequency: 125KHz, 13.56MHz

Typical products: Door card readers, public transportation card readers, wireless chargers.

2. Transmission frequency: 27MHz, 49MHz

Typical products: Remote-controlled toys, wireless MICe.

3. Transmission frequency: 315MHz, 433MHz(intermittent or periodic products; remote-controlled toys are prohibited)

Typical products: Remote switches, wireless doorbells, security devices.

4. Transmission frequency: 88-108MHz

Typical products: In-car FM transmitters.

5. Transmission frequency: 902-928MHz, 2400-2483.5MHz, 5725-5850MHz

Typical products: Remote-controlled toys, wireless mice, Bluetooth speakers, WiFi drones, smart home products.

Documents required for FCC ID product certification

1. Application form

2. Product samples

3. Product manual

4. Product nameplate

5. Circuit schematic diagram

6. Circuit description

7. Block diagram

8. Authorization letter for certification

9. Non-disclosure agreement

FCC ID Certification Process

1. Apply for an FRN; first-time applicants must obtain a permanent Grantee Code.

2. Prepare required documents.

3. Document review.

4. Testing.

5. Obtain certificate.

ic certification in Canada

ised certification is also known as IC-ID certification, which is short for the Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (formerly called the Canadian Industry Department). Since 2016, it has officially been renamed ised, but its label format remains unchanged. ISED certification is the entry pass for electronic products into the Canadian market. Wireless products sold in Canada must pass this certification to be legally marketed and used. The certification process is similar to the FCC in the USA.

Main product categories for ISED certification

- Bluetooth devices

- WiFi devices

- Mechanical products

- Information technology equipment

- Terminal products

- Lighting products

- Radio equipment

- Telecommunications products

- Audio and video broadcasting equipment

- Engineering and medical equipment

ISED Certification Types

- ISED-sdoc: Generally for non-wireless products (without wireless transmission).

- ISED-ID: Generally for wireless products.

Both certification types do not require factory inspections.

Required documents for ISED ID certification

- Application form

- IC number

- Local agent authorization letter

- Product circuit schematic and user manual

- Test reports

ISED Certification Process

1. Submit documents

2. Provide product samples

3. Laboratory testing

4. ID number application (through a Canadian agent)

5. ID number registration success

6. Certificate issuance

The typical project cycle is 3-4 weeks.

Only radio products with ISED certification can be sold in the Canadian market. The certification ensures that all radio products available in Canada are safe and comply with appropriate manufacturing and environmental guidelines set by the Canadian government.