RED certification

On May 22, 2014, the EU officially announced the new wireless equipment directive RED 2014/53 / EU, RED 2014/53 / EU replaced the original EU wireless equipment directive r&tte-d 1999/5 / EC. The original R&TTE directive 1999/5 / EC will be repealed from June 13, 2016, with a two-year transition period from the official announcement of the new directive and its entry into force, and products already assessed under the old directive can continue to be sold until June 13, 2017. After 13 June 2017, only wireless devices as assessed by the new RED 2014/53 / EU will be allowed to be sold in the EU market. The aim of the new directive is to clarify the scope of spectrum use, improve the efficiency of spectrum use, and make it easier for member countries to implement regulations and conduct market monitoring.

Before wireless products can be legally sold in eu countries, they must be tested and approved according to the RED directive and must also have ce-mark. Wireless remote control products must comply with RED directive RED 2014/53/EU.

Scope of certification

1. Short range wireless remote control products (SRD) such as remote control toy car, remote control alarm system, remote control doorbell, remote control switch, remote control mouse, keyboard, etc.

2. Professional radio remote control products (PMR), such as professional radio interphone, wireless microphone, etc.

3. Wireless telephone CTO, CT1, CT1+...

4. ISDN (digital telephone product)

5. DECT (enhanced digital wireless telephone)

6. Mobile GSM and CDMA test

Bluetooth products such as bluetooth headsets.

8. Induction data transmission equipment with operating frequency <9 kHz.

9. Radio broadcast receiver equipment

Test project

1. Electromagnetic compatibility test (EMC test)

2. Safety test LVD (in the new instruction, this test is also required for RF products with battery input)

3. Radio communication equipment testing (RF testing) according to European ETSI standard

4. Notification of allowable spectrum in Europe

5. CTR(TBR) test

6. Electrical safety and health protection test (SAR assessment)

To handle the process

Fill in and submit the application form

Prepare relevant materials and samples

Send the prototype and submit the information

Pay the certification fee and arrange the test

5 test completion

Issue certificates and reports



The required information

1. User manual

2. Schematic circuit diagram

3. Circuit Block Diagram (also known as module function Diagram)

4. Circuit diagram (PCB LAYOUT)

5. PCB placement

6. Operation description (explanation of the block diagram)

7. BOM LIST

8. The label (tag)

9. Antenna specification (or antenna gain diagram)

10. Charger LVD report

11. Fixed-frequency software (also known as fixed-frequency program, which enables the transmitter module to continuously transmit at a certain frequency point, BT and WIFI must be provided in general)