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All colleagues unite and focus their efforts to write a new chapter of developmentFCC Certification for Electronic and Electrical Equipment in the United States – What is the FCC?
The FCC certification is divided into FCC‑SDoC and FCC‑ID. The key difference between FCC SDoC certification and FCC ID certification lies in whether the product has wireless communication functionality. FCC certification is a regulatory requirement overseen by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission, primarily assessing electromagnetic compatibility and radio‑frequency emissions. As a mandatory requirement, any electrical products exported to the U.S. market must obtain FCC certification. FCC certification is a regulatory requirement overseen by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission, primarily assessing electromagnetic compatibility and radio‑frequency emissions. As a mandatory requirement, any electrical products exported to the U.S. market must obtain FCC certification.
FCC SDOC Certification Product Scope:
1. Personal computers and their peripherals
Typical products: monitors, printers, keyboards, power adapters, mice, scanners, interface cards, video game consoles, power supplies, UPS units, fax machines, modems, answering machines, switches, and more.
2. Household electrical appliances and power tools
Typical products include: refrigerators, electric irons, food processors, electric kettles, electronic sterilization cabinets, microwave ovens, air conditioners, vacuum cleaners, electric toys, automatic rice cookers, electric shavers, electric hair clippers, hair dryers, bread toasters, massage appliances, battery chargers, household electric stoves, electric cooking ranges, washing machines, induction cookers, electric food-processing appliances, low‑power motors, and other electronic and electrical products.
3. Audio and Video Products
Typical products: radios, CRT/LED/LCD televisions, set-top boxes, DVD/VCD players, MP3 players, home audio systems, and more.
4. Lighting fixtures
Typical products: LED luminaires, LED displays, LED power supplies/drivers and ballasts, energy-saving lamps, stage lights, dimmers, converters, electronic dimming equipment for stages and other entertainment venues, AC electronic ballasts for tubular fluorescent lamps, tubular fluorescent lamps, ballasts, ballasts for discharge lamps, fixed luminaires, portable luminaires, recessed luminaires, and more.
5. Toy Products
Typical product: electronic toys
6. Security Products
Typical products: alarms, security devices, access control systems, monitors, cameras, and more.
FCC ID certification product scope:
1. Transmission frequencies: 125 kHz, 13.56 MHz
Typical products: access control card readers, public transit card readers, wireless chargers
2. Transmission frequencies: 27 MHz, 49 MHz
Typical products: remote-controlled toys, wireless mice
3. Transmission frequency: 315 MHz, 433 MHz (not permitted for intermittent or periodic products, nor for remote-controlled toys)
Typical products: remote-controlled switches, wireless doorbells, and anti-theft devices.
4. Transmission frequency: 88–108 MHz
Typical product: Car FM transmitter
Power adapter There are three main types of FCC certification:
1. FCC VERIFICATION Self-Declaration
2. FCC DOC Compliance Statement
3. FCC Certification Certificate