In Hong Kong, the Director-General of Telecommunications has consulted the telecommunications industry to specify the technical specifications of telecommunications equipment in the form of HKTA specifications. The technical specifications are mainly for the implementation of electrical safety, interference prevention, network compatibility and network interoperability. Certification certificates may be issued by a TCO accredited local certification body or an overseas certification body(hereinafter referred to as the "Certification Body") to telecommunications equipment that meets the relevant technical specifications.
The Hong Kong Telecommunications Equipment Identification and Validation Scheme is designed to regulate the identification and certification of telecommunications equipment, including radio communications equipment for use in Hong Kong and indoor equipment for users connected to public telecommunications networks.
The Hong Kong Telecommunications Equipment Identification and Certification Scheme comprises the following components:
A) Classification of certification requirements;
B) Authorized testing agents;
C) Certification;
D) Labelling arrangements.
OFTA certification is the abbreviation of the Hong Kong Telecommunications Authority for the Hong Kong Regional Communications Product Certification Scheme. The Hong Kong Telecommunications Authority stipulates that telecommunications equipment that has been tested and meets the relevant technical specifications and is certified by the Authority shall not be sold and used in Hong Kong. Since February this year, the Hong Kong Productivity Council(HKPC) has officially become the accreditation body authorized by the Hong Kong Telecommunications Authority(OFTA) and provides certification services on behalf of the Hong Kong Telecommunications Authority for telecommunications equipment used or sold in Hong Kong.
In recent years, Shenzhen has become one of the largest communications industry bases in China. The output value of telecommunications products such as mobile phones, cordless phones, walkie-talkies, and base stations produced each year exceeds 230 billion yuan, and the export volume of telecommunications products is huge. According to relevant sources, last year alone, Shenzhen produced more than 200 million mobile phones.
According to this cooperation, the Hong Kong Productivity Council, Shenzhen's mobile phones, base stations and other telecommunications products can complete the special compulsory certification requirements(OFTA certification) for telecommunications products in Hong Kong in Shenzhen, and can be obtained into Hong Kong in nearly two weeks. "License", The time is more than half shorter than before.
Shenzhen OFCA Certification Agency
KOT, as a national CNAS accredited laboratory, can provide companies with agency testing services(CE or FCC report transfer) that meet Hong Kong OFCA certification standards. Engineers arrange testing and quickly issue test reports. For testing and certification in this area, please contact the customer service consultant 0755-33580095 for consultation.