Certifications and Compliance

The compliance route for each market and the current status of every authorisation: in progress, with none held yet.

The chain we have to complete for each market

Radio equipment authorisation is the first gate. Most markets require a type of approval, a conformity assessment or a supplier declaration before a wireless product may be marketed, imported or sold, and in the United States RF equipment must be authorised before it is marketed or imported.

Electrical safety comes next: the switching function is assessed against the electronic-switch and installation standards that apply in that market.

Then come the commercial duties that a buyer or an authority can inspect: an importer or responsible person in the market, correct labelling and language on the product and in the manual, and documentation that matches the shipped revision.

Where we stand today

Authorisations are in progress and none are held yet. There is no certificate number to quote, because no certificate has been issued. We state that plainly rather than display a badge with a status we cannot support.

Until an authorisation is issued for a market, that market shows a status rather than a buy action.

Radio: CE-RED (EU) — planned
Radio: UKCA (UK) — planned
Radio: FCC ID (US) — planned
Radio: RCM supplier declaration (AU/NZ) — planned
Safety: IEC 60669-2-1 electronic switches — planned
Security baseline: ETSI EN 303 645 self-assessment — in progress

Markets being pursued

The first markets under review are North America, the United Kingdom and Ireland, Australia and New Zealand, the Gulf Cooperation Council states, South Africa, Singapore and South-East Asia, and India. These are investigation priorities, based on English-language engineering procurement and similar site types. They are not approved market status, and none of them is advertised as available to ship.

Each market is opened only when its compliance package is complete and signed off. That decision sits with compliance and legal, not with marketing.

Certifications

Not currently offered in this market

Until an authorisation is issued for a market, that market shows a status rather than a buy action.

Availability follows the market pack, not the language you are reading.

Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53/EUplanned · Roadmap
Standard
Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53/EU
Certificate identifier
PENDING
Issuer
Notified body (to be appointed)
Markets
eu
Document
Coming soon
UK Radio Equipment Regulations 2017planned · Roadmap
Standard
UK Radio Equipment Regulations 2017
Certificate identifier
PENDING
Issuer
Approved body (to be appointed)
Markets
uk
Document
Coming soon
FCC Part 15.247 / 47 CFR part 2 authorisationplanned · Roadmap
Standard
FCC Part 15.247 / 47 CFR part 2 authorisation
Certificate identifier
PENDING
Issuer
Telecommunication Certification Body (to be appointed)
Markets
us
Document
Coming soon
AS/NZS radio communications and EMCplanned · Roadmap
Standard
AS/NZS radio communications and EMC
Certificate identifier
PENDING
Issuer
Supplier declaration (to be lodged)
Markets
aunz
Document
Coming soon
IEC 60669-2-1 electronic switchesplanned · Roadmap
Standard
IEC 60669-2-1 electronic switches
Certificate identifier
PENDING
Issuer
Test laboratory (to be appointed)
Markets
global
Document
Coming soon
ETSI EN 303 645 consumer IoT security baselinein-progress · Roadmap
Standard
ETSI EN 303 645 consumer IoT security baseline
Certificate identifier
PENDING
Issuer
Self-assessment against the published baseline
Markets
global
Document
Coming soon

Sources

[1]LoRaWAN specification overview — LoRa Alliance
LoRaWAN is a Low Power, Wide Area (LPWA) networking specification designed to wirelessly connect battery operated things to the internet in regional, national or global networks.
[2]Google Search and AI features — Google Search Central
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[3]Breadcrumb structured data — Google Search Central
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[4]Localised versions of your page — Google Search Central
There are three ways to indicate multiple language/locale versions of a page to Google: HTML, HTTP Headers, Sitemap.
[5]Equipment authorization — United States Federal Communications Commission
Radio Frequency (RF) devices are required to be properly authorized under 47 CFR part 2 prior to being marketed or imported into the United States.
[6]Consent under the GDPR — European Data Protection Board
For consent to be considered valid, it must be: freely given; specific; informed; and unambiguous.
[7]Core Web Vitals and page resource budgets — Google Search Central
Best practice is less than 500KB for a page and all its resources. Limit a page to 50 resources for best performance on mobile.
[8]ETSI EN 303 645 consumer IoT security baseline — ETSI
ETSI has released a comprehensive document ETSI EN 303 645 V3.1.3 (2024-09) outlining high-level security provisions for consumer IoT devices.
[9]Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1 — W3C
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