PSB certification is Singapore mandatory safety certification, but the electromagnetic compatibility part is not required, PSB security logo certificate issued by the Singapore Product Standards Bureau.

In Hong Kong, the TA has consulted the telecommunications industry to specify the technical specifications of the telecommunication equipment in the form of HKTA specifications.

NCC is the Taiwan Communications Communications Commission (The National Communications Commission) referred to, mainly in the management of the Taiwan market and the use of communications information equipment:

CQC is a national certification body (NCB) on behalf of Chinas accession to the International Electrotechnical Commissions Electrotechnical Qualification Testing and Certification Organization (IECEE) Multilateral Recognition (CB) system.

The State implements a network licensing system for telecommunications terminal equipment, radio communication equipment and telecommunications equipment involving inter-network interchange for access to public telecommunication networks.

SRRC is a member of the National Radio Regulatory Commission. Since June 1, 1999, the Ministry of Information Industry (MII) has imposed The radio type Approval Certificate, which is sold and used in China, must be approved for radio models.

"CCC", referred to as "3C", it is the Chinese government to protect the personal safety of consumers and national security, to strengthen the quality of products, the "CCC", which is the "mandatory product certificat…

SA is the abbreviation of the Australian Bureau of Standards and is a non-profit organization serving Australia. His main goal is to ensure life safety and health and to improve the competitiveness of Australian national industry.

According to the relevant regulations issued by the Egypt National Telecommunications Administration (NTRA), all communication equipment used in Egypt, including terminal equipment, radio communication equipment, etc. need to obtain NTRA certification…

According to the Indian Boilers Act, 1923 and Indian Boiler Regulations-1950, the Indian Central Boiler Bureau requires that all pressure equipment and its accessories that enter the Indian market must be IBR certified.