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Blue Asia Labs provides FCC certification testing for wireless and electronic products exporting to the United States, covering Part 15, 18, 22, 24, 27, 90 and 95 rules with TCB-ready reports.
Capability & Accreditation Scope
| Test Object | Reference Standard | Scope & Accreditation |
|---|---|---|
| Unintentional radiators (Part 15B) | ANSI C63.4; FCC Part 15B | Reports for SDoC |
| Intentional radiators (Part 15C) | FCC Part 15C; KDB 447147 and related guidance | Certification testing |
| Cellular / PCS equipment | FCC Part 22 / 24 / 27 | Part-specific test execution |
What is FCC Certification?
FCC certification is required for most electronic devices sold in the United States. Radio-frequency devices additionally require an FCC ID issued through a Telecommunication Certification Body (TCB) after equipment authorization testing.
Testing Scope
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Part 15 (unintentional) | Digital devices and peripherals: conducted and radiated emissions |
| Part 15 (intentional) | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee and other unlicensed transmitters |
| Part 18 (ISM) | Induction cooking, wireless charging and RF lighting equipment |
| Part 22/24/27/90/95 | Cellular, PCS, AWS, private land mobile and wireless microphone services |
| SAR evaluation | Specific absorption rate evaluation for portable and body-worn devices |
| TCB submission | Full equipment authorization application and FCC ID grant support |
Certification Process
- Rule determination — Identify applicable FCC rules and the authorization path (Certification / SDoC / Verification).
- Pre-scan & testing — Engineering pre-scan followed by formal compliance testing.
- Report & application — Accredited test report and technical file prepared.
- FCC ID grant — Application submitted to TCB; FCC ID granted and label guidance provided.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does FCC certification cost?
Cost depends on the rule parts, number of variants and whether SAR evaluation is needed. We provide fixed quotations after reviewing your specification.
How long does it take?
Testing takes 1–2 weeks; FCC ID grant typically follows within 1–2 weeks after TCB submission.
Can you test both FCC and CE for the same product?
Yes — combined FCC/CE projects are our most common service, saving samples and shipping time.
Do you support modular approvals?
Yes. A modular transmitter approval can be leveraged for end products when conditions are met.
Need a project-specific quotation? Request a free quote and our engineers will respond within one business day.
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