Certification of electrical products for the United States

Apave Certification is connected with competent bodies to test, register and certify products for the US market.

The certification shows that the product complies with all necessary safety requirements and has been investigated by an independent third party.
It also reduces the risk of liability for the manufacturer, so it may be in the manufacturer's interest to obtain certification by an NRTL.

Radio devices:

The FCC's mandate is to regulate private sector telecommunications in the public interest by establishing technical regulations for transmitters and other devices that generate or use radio frequency (RF) waves to minimize their potential to cause interference.

The import of radio frequency equipment requires that the product meets one of the eleven conditions authorized in the Code of Federal Regulations, Title 47 Section 2.1204.
The device categories that must comply with the standards expressed by FCC regulations (part 15B) are as follows:
- digital circuits that use, for their operation, radio frequencies above 9 kHz;
- radio receivers that tune frequencies between 30 MHz and 960 MHz;
- electronic devices that integrate a single, already certified radio module.