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Are you ready to launch your telecommunications products in Brazil? Unsure about how to comply with ANATEL’s regulations? 360Compliance offers expert services to help you navigate the certification process required by the National Telecommunications Agency of Brazil (ANATEL). We ensure that your products meet all the necessary Brazilian regulations to enter this vibrant market.
What is ANATEL Certification?
The National Telecommunications Agency (ANATEL) has been the governing body in charge of certifying telecommunications devices and verifying that they meet quality and security standards as well as authorized technical performance.
Long-distance connection, broadcast, emission, or receipt of information, sounds, radio broadcast data, energy, or any other electromagnetic activity are all considered telecommunication. Anatel’s certification and authorization guarantee the usage of telecom equipment that complies with reliability and safety criteria.
What Are The Product Categories?
Category I products are those that can be utilized by end customers. This technology should undergo annual checks to ensure that its features have not changed during manufacturing and that it remains relevant to the industry. Examples of Category I products include:
- Mobile phone
- Lithium-ion cell phone batteries
- Mobile phone chargers
Category II includes the gadgets that produce radio waves, like AM and FM broadcasters and receivers. These devices must be re-evaluated every two years. If the requirements have stayed the same, testing methods are not necessary. Examples of Category II products include:
- Wifi Networking Hardware
- Gadget for Radio Frequency Control
- Wireless antennas and units
Category III items are those that meet regulatory standards for durability and electromagnetic interference. These technologies work on their own and, therefore, have no direct interactions with the end customer. This device does not require any additional inspection or assessment.
Check for additional requirements specific to product type here.
How to Obtain ANATEL Certification:
The certification process involves several steps:
- Identify applicable regulations: Determine which regulations apply to your product based on its category and functionality.
- Select a Designated Certification Body (OCD): Partner with an accredited OCD to guide you through the process and manage documentation.
- Testing: Conduct necessary product testing in an accredited laboratory to ensure compliance with technical standards.
- Application and Review: Submit the application with test reports and technical documents to ANATEL for review.
- Certification Issuance: If approved, ANATEL issues the Certificate of Conformity, allowing you to market your product in Brazil.
Benefits of ANATEL Certification:
- Market Access: Certification opens the door to the lucrative Brazilian telecom market.
- Consumer Confidence: ANATEL certification signifies that a product meets strict safety and performance standards, boosting consumer trust and brand image.
- Technical Compliance: Certification ensures your product adheres to Brazilian regulations, preventing potential legal issues and recalls.
Why Choose 360Compliance for Brazil ANATEL Testing?
360Compliance experts will help you to ensure that manufacturers, distributors, and goods live up to the standards and can stay competitive with a quality difference. We can offer a comprehensive solution to achieve R&D test assistance and program management worldwide, as well as quick and effective validation testing/licensing in Brazil, thanks to our worldwide scientific infrastructure and skilled market access personnel. Moreover, our International Authorizations Department can assist with worldwide market access requirements. Explore our services, featuring fixed costs, speedy turnaround, full project management, pretesting, and certifications across various standards for international market access.
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Regulatory AuthorityANATEL
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Mandatory/VoluntaryMandatory or voluntary based on product type
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Report AcceptanceYes
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In-country Testing RequiredNo
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Local Representative RequiredYes
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Label Mark RequirementYes
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Certification Validity Period1 – 5 years based on product type
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Regulatory AuthorityINMETRO
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Mandatory/VoluntaryMandatory
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Report AcceptanceYes
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In-country Testing RequiredNo
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Local Representative RequiredYes
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Label Mark RequirementYes
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Certification Validity PeriodN/A
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