ANATEL certification is essential for wireless microphones to be listed compliant in Brazil.

Wireless microphone ANATEL certification process:

1. Data preparation, including application forms and technical documents such as user manuals, circuit diagrams, etc. Please note that the user manual should be prepared in Portuguese.

2. Choose a laboratory accredited by ANATEL, submit the application and wait for the initial review.

3. After passing the initial review, prepare one or more prototypes for laboratory testing. The testing project covers wireless radio frequency, electromagnetic compatibility, electromagnetic exposure, and electrical safety aspects to ensure that the product complies with relevant standards.

4. If the prototype test passes, the certification body will conduct an audit and issue a CoC certificate after the audit is approved. After obtaining the certificate, the enterprise needs to register on the ANATEL certification website in Brazil.

5. After completing registration, the enterprise can affix the ANATEL logo and certification number on the product, and the product can be sold in compliance in the Brazilian market.

What documents are required for ANATEL certification when exporting wireless microphones to Brazil?

1. Prepare the application form. 2. Prepare technical documents. Such as circuit schematics, circuit block diagrams, product labels, and manuals (user manuals, product labels, and manuals all need to be in Portuguese). 3. Product specification sheet. After ANATEL certification is passed, it is not a one-time solution. If there are significant changes to the product, such as replacing chips or adding features, re certification is required. So, sellers must update their certification information in a timely manner when upgrading their products to avoid the risk of violations.

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