In November 28, 2017, Dongguan precision inspection and certification Limited by Share Ltd officially obtained the accreditation of A2LA (American Association for Laboratory Accreditation) accreditation laboratory, which covers electromagnetic compatibility, radio frequency, safety, energy efficiency and so on, A2LA Cert. No.:4408.01.
On A2LA:
A2LA is one of the members of the International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation Organization ILAC (International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation), one of the international accreditation institutions, and the two countries approved by the Federal Communications Commission FCC in the world to authenticate the Non-MRA countries (and the United States FCC without double mutual recognition protocol). One of the accreditation bodies such as China, India, Philippines, Thailand. Through the evaluation, precision testing will give full play to its own advantages, providing FCC testing and certification of one stop service for many manufacturers, which will greatly help domestic enterprises to shorten the test and certification cycle, improve the efficiency of certification and save the cost of enterprises.
On the new FCC requirements:
"The FCC new regulations require 2017/07/13, FCC case testing institutions to be domestic or listed in the United States MRA accredited testing institutions to implement. The Chinese mainland government has not yet signed the MRA mutual agreement with the US government. This means that after 2017/07/12, FCC no longer recognizes the implementation of the FCC case test in China's mainland laboratories, which undoubtedly has a serious impact on the product delivery cycle of many domestic export enterprises.
In March 23, 2017, the DA 17-274 and DA 17-275 documents issued by the United States FCC pointed out that FCC has officially granted the United States Laboratory Accreditation Association (A2LA) and the National Laboratory voluntary accreditation procedure (NVLAP) to designate the accreditation agency for FCC, which can not sign the APEC agreement on the APEC telecommunications equipment qualification assessment (abbreviated for short). MRA) testing laboratories in countries and regions are audited.
