FCC Testing & FCC Certification Pennsylvania

In the United States, electronic devices capable of emitting radio frequencies (RF) are required to comply with relevant FCC regulations. If you wish to bring your device to market, it will need to complete the FCC testing and certification process.

If you are located in Pennsylvania and need FCC testing and certification for your device, our experienced team can help you. We specialize in FCC testing and help hundreds of electronic device manufacturers receive FCC certification every year.

Our experienced engineers and regulatory compliance specialists can help you with every step in the FCC certification process, from shipping your device from your location in Pennsylvania to our accredited testing facility to receiving your device’s valid FCC ID.

We also provide testing and certification for CE (European Union), ISED (Canada) and several other compliance marks for electronic devices.

To request a free quote for FCC certification for your device, or to ask our engineers a question, contact us online or call us at 866-540-5287. 

We Can Help You Get FCC Certification in Pennsylvania

We work with electronic device manufacturers and distributors of all sizes throughout the United States, including in Pennsylvania. As an ANSI-accredited EMC testing lab and FCC-recognized TCB, we work with clients in the following Pennsylvania locations:

• Philadelphia
• Pittsburgh
• Allentown
• Reading
• Erie
• Other locations in Pennsylvania

What Devices Require FCC Certification?

FCC regulations require that all devices capable of producing radio frequency emissions must complete testing and receive FCC certification. These FCC regulations exist to protect the RF spectrum from electromagnetic interference (EMI) that can affect electronic devices. 

Devices that require FCC testing and certification include:

• Smartphones and other mobile devices
• Cordless phones, remotes and control devices
• TVs, Hi-Fi systems and other home entertainment equipment
• Dishwashers, microwaves and other home appliances
• Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Internet of Things (IoT) devices
• Electronic musical instruments and recording devices
• Computers, printers, keyboards and other peripherals
• Security cameras and other home security systems
• Commercial and industrial electronic devices and equipment
• Other consumer electronics

Intentional vs. Unintentional Radiators

FCC regulations, such as FCC Part 15, apply to both devices that deliberately communicate via radio frequency waves and devices that may inadvertently emit radio frequencies as a result of their design and/or components.

Devices that intentionally emit RF waves, such as cellphones, Wi-Fi devices, Bluetooth devices, and radio transmitters, are classified by the FCC as intentional radiators. These devices require FCC certification and a unique FCC ID to enter onto the market in the United States.

Devices that do not deliberately emit RF waves are classified as unintentional radiators. Many unintentional radiator devices can receive FCC equipment authorization and market access via an alternative process, referred to as a Supplier’s Declaration of Conformity (SDoC). 

Contact Us to Request an FCC Certification Quote

If you’re located in Pennsylvania and need to complete FCC certification to bring your device to market, we can help you. As an accredited test lab and Telecommunications Certification Body, we specialize in FCC certification and can complete the process for your device.

We regularly work with manufacturers in Pennsylvania and can support you throughout the full process of certifying your device, including transporting your device from your location in PA to our accredited testing and certification facility.

To request a free quote for FCC certifying your device, or to ask our engineers a question about the testing and certification process, contact us online or call us at 866-540-5287.