A product without an intentional transmitter
Electronic characteristics and the applicable authorisation route
What to prepareSpecification, connections and operating modes
FCC Compliance
Prepare your product for FCC requirements.
Identify the route, review existing reports and coordinate testing and documentation for electronic and wireless equipment.
Get a free scoping assessmentDiscuss the product and define the scope. No obligation to commission work.Your FCC fileGS
- 1Inquiry and schedulingEquipment for the US market
- 2Information and documentsFrequencies, modules and existing reports
- 3Proposal and paymentFCC work plan and costs
- 4Work and testingTesting and required submissions
- 5DeliveryDocuments for the selected route
Illustrative process · Requirements depend on the product and market
Decisions before testing
An approved module is not the end of the assessment.
Even with a module FCC ID, integration conditions for the final product must be reviewed. The antenna, operating configuration and documents matter.
A product with a wireless module
Module approval conditions and integration into the host product
What to prepareFCC ID, integration instructions and antenna data
A new transmitter or radio configuration
Testing and certification needs for the equipment
What to prepareFrequencies, power levels, drawings and operational description
Tailored to your product
Which products can we support?
Electronic equipment
Digital devices, computing and control equipment, according to the product’s characteristics.
Wireless products
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and other radio equipment, depending on frequencies and use.
Products using approved modules
Review integration conditions, antennas and the final product’s documentation.
What does the service include?
Define the route
Determine the applicable equipment requirements and authorisation route, including Certification or SDoC where relevant.
Review the product and modules
Review specifications, antennas, modules and existing reports to identify gaps.
Coordinate testing
Plan with the laboratory and gather samples and operating information for testing.
Documentation and submission support
Compile reports, labels and documents, and coordinate with a certification body when required.
Common situations
Where are you today?
We have CE marking. Do we start again?
We do not assume everything is unusable or sufficient. We review test methods and configurations to identify useful existing evidence.
What will help the assessment?
Send full reports, not just summary pages.
Getting started
What should you prepare?
You can contact us even if some information is missing. We will review what you have and what is still needed.
- Product specification and functional description
- Radio, antenna and module details, if applicable
- Existing test reports and FCC IDs
- Product label and user manual
Clear scope upfront
What will you receive?
A work plan, compiled test results and support with the documents for the agreed route. GS coordinates the process; certification decisions are made by the authorised body.
How pricing worksBefore you get started
Does FCC authorisation also cover product safety?
No. Safety and other market requirements must be assessed separately for the product.
Is CE marking enough for the US?
CE and FCC are different routes. We assess whether existing reports can help and what additional work is needed.
Can you help with just one specific requirement?
Yes. We can define focused support for testing, documentation or submission coordination.
What will it cost and how long will it take?
Cost and timing depend on the product, available information, testing and follow-up work. After the initial assessment, we provide a proposal with scope, costs and an estimated timeline.
Planning to sell in the US?
Tell us whether the product transmits, which modules it uses and what has already been tested.