Radio Equipment Testing Services

Radio Equipment compliance subject matter expertise advise on how to get it complied with the regulatory requirements of different markets around the globe.

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What We Provide

What you can expect from our Radio Equipment Testing service:

Electrical Safety Compliance
  • Testing to the requirements of EU’s RED utilising our MRA ILAC laboratories around the globe
  • Approving the Radio Equipment using our partner Notified Body for EU and Approved Body in Great Britain
  • Testing to AU and NZ Radiocommunications Standards
  • Testing to the requirements of United States FCC Radio Standards and Canada’s RSS Standards utilising our MRA ILAC laboratories around the globe
  • Approving the Radio Equipment using our partner TCB for the United States and FCB in Canada

Frequently Asked Questions

Radio frequency testing is needed for radio and telecommunications equipment to test they are using the radio spectrum effectively by not interfering with other users of the radio frequency spectrum.
A radio frequency test covers technology such as Wi-Fi, Zigbee, PMR radio, RFID, NFC, GPS, cellular technologies and more. Other tests are also usually required to verify that a device meets local regulations for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), electrical safety and RF exposure.

Radio frequency compliance is a mandatory requirement in most international markets including the EU, the US, Canada, Australia and Japan. If you manufacture wireless devices or incorporate wireless devices into your product, you must comply with the regulations of your intended markets, otherwise your products cannot be legally sold. Radio frequency testing can also reveal problems early helping brands avoid costly rework and gain access to global markets fast.

A radio frequency test is performed by taking the device and placing it in an isolated area. The area is controlled to minimize electromagnetic interference with the device. From there, the device is monitored closely for any emissions that would interfere with the operation of other devices in the area.