We Work With Businesses in Sweden
If you’re located in Sweden and need help achieving FCC certification for your device, we can help you. We regularly work with clients in Sweden and can facilitate fast, convenient delivery of your device to our accredited testing lab.
Click the “Talk to Our Team” button to the right to contact our engineering and compliance team to request a free quote for your device or ask a question about the FCC certification process.
If you’re located in Sweden and want to market your electronic device in the United States, you will need to complete FCC testing with an accredited lab and gain FCC certification.
By law, all electronic devices capable of emitting radio frequencies (RF) are required to comply with Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations, including the FCC Part 15 rules.
These laws apply even if your device has previously received all necessary certifications to go on sale in Europe and/or other markets.
We Can Help You Get FCC Certification in Sweden
As an ANSI-accredited testing lab and FCC-recognized Telecommunication Certification Body (TCB), we can test your device to verify that it complies with FCC Part 15 and help you receive the FCC certification you need to sell your device in the United States.
Our company has been operating since 1963 and has all accreditations to provide FCC testing and certification services. We’ve helped hundreds of businesses achieve FCC compliance and enter the US market, including individuals and companies located in Sweden.
We can help you with every aspect of the testing and compliance process, including assisting you with shipping your device from Sweden to our accredited testing facility.
To ask our engineers and compliance specialists a question, or to request a free, no-obligation quote for testing and certifying your device, contact us online or call us at 866-540-5287.
Continue reading below to learn more about why FCC certification is so important for access to the US market, as well as how our team can assist you with FCC certification in Sweden.
FCC Certification and American Market Access
In the United States, all electronic devices capable of emitting radio frequency energy need to comply with FCC Part 15. This regulation applies to all devices, including intentional radiators (devices that deliberately emit RF energy) and non-RF unintentional radiators.
If your device contains components that intentionally emit RF energy, or if its components or circuit board layout may unintentionally produce RF emissions, it needs to complete lab tests and gain equipment authorization (via certification or the SDoC process) from the FCC.
Devices that comply with FCC regulations and receive FCC certification have an FCC ID. This ID is required to sell your device at many American retailers, and it’s also used by the public to verify that your device complies with FCC radio frequency regulations.
The FCC regularly takes action against businesses with non-compliant devices. Our list of FCC fines discusses recent legal actions taken by the FCC against manufacturers and distributors of non-compliant products.
What Devices Need FCC Testing & Certification?
FCC Part 15 applies to all electronic devices that can emit radio frequency energy. This includes all consumer electronics, home appliances, smart devices and other products. These devices all need to complete testing and receive FCC certification.
Examples of FCC Part 15 devices that require 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
Furthermore, equipment used for industrial, scientific, and medical (ISM) purposes are required to comply with FCC Part 18 and need to complete lab testing and receive certification.
Contact Us to Request a Free Quote or Ask a Question
Completing FCC testing and receiving FCC certification is a critical step in bringing your device to market in the United States. As an ANSI-accredited lab and FCC-recognized TCB, our team can complete the entire testing and certification process on your behalf.
We frequently work with businesses throughout Europe, including in Sweden, and can arrange for fast, secure shipping of your device to and from our ANSI-accredited testing facility.
Our experienced engineers can also provide expert advice to help you ensure your product is fully compliant with FCC Part 15 requirements, helping you achieve compliance without costly repeat testing or design changes.
To request a free, no-obligation quote for testing and certifying your device, or to speak to our engineers and FCC compliance specialists, contact us online or call us at 866-540-5287.
