Type Approval & Regulatory Certification

Get your equipment certified, licensed, and cleared for market — the first time.

E-Telecom Consultancy guides manufacturers, importers, and network operators through wireless equipment type approval, spectrum licensing, and customs clearance in all 220 countries worldwide — backed by global wireless approvals market research, so your hardware reaches every market without delays or rejected filings.

RF · EMC · SAR
Compliance domains covered
220 Countries · ITU-R · FCC · CE
Global regulatory coverage
Routers · VSAT · IoT · P2P radio
Equipment classes
What we do

Regulatory groundwork for wireless hardware that needs to cross any border and switch on legally.

Equipment Type Approval

End-to-end filings in all 220 countries for routers, satellite terminals, base stations, and radio equipment — application, technical file, and certificate issuance.

Spectrum & Licensing

Frequency assignment applications, spectrum fee guidance, and licensing pathways for fixed, mobile, and satellite links.

Regulatory Representation

Local agency under Power of Attorney — through our global network we act as your in-country representative before regulators and customs, in any market.

Compliance Testing Coordination

Test-plan design and lab liaison for RF conformance, EMC, SAR, and safety testing at accredited facilities.

Import Documentation & Customs

Certificate packs, labeling review, and customs liaison so cleared equipment doesn't stall at the border.

Wireless Approvals Market Research

Country-by-country research on approval requirements, fees, lead times, documents, and sample rules across all 220 countries — so you can plan and sequence your market entry with confidence.

Technical scope

The frameworks, bands, and test regimes we work in every day.

Type approval isn't paperwork alone — it means knowing which standard governs which frequency, and which test result a given regulator will actually accept. Here's the technical ground we cover.

Standards & regulatory frameworks

ITU-R
International Radio Regulations & frequency coordination
ETSI EN 300 / 301
European harmonized radio equipment standards
FCC Part 15 / 22 / 25
US unlicensed, cellular & satellite equipment rules
220 National Regulators
Country type approval schemes worldwide, from FCC and ISED to NCC, CST and TDRA
Regional Schemes
GCC, ASEAN, EAC, ECOWAS, SADC and other multi-country recognition schemes
Market Research
Global database of approval requirements, fees and lead times
IEC 62368-1
Audio/video, IT & communication equipment safety
CISPR 32 / 35
EMC emissions & immunity for multimedia equipment

Frequency bands & equipment classes

BandTypical useEquipment we file
<1 GHz ISM Sub-GHz IoT & telemetryLow-power wide-area M2M links Smart-metering nodes, LoRa/telemetry modules
2.4 / 5 / 6 GHz Wi-Fi & short-range dataUnlicensed indoor/outdoor networking Routers, access points, CPE devices
700 MHz – 2.6 GHz Cellular LTE / 5GLicensed mobile network bands Base station radios, mobile CPE, repeaters
10.7 – 30 GHz Ku / Ka-band satelliteFixed-satellite service links VSAT and LEO satellite terminals, dish antennas
6 – 42 GHz Point-to-point microwaveLicensed backhaul links PTP radios, backhaul transceivers

Testing & compliance categories

RF Conformance
Output power, spurious emissions, channel spacing
EMC / EMI
Emissions & immunity to interference
SAR
Specific absorption rate for body-worn & handheld devices
Electrical Safety
Insulation, thermal, and mains-safety checks
Environmental / IP
Ingress protection for outdoor-rated equipment
How a submission moves

Five stages, one point of contact from intake to certificate.

01

Intake & gap analysis

We review the device's existing test reports and technical file against the target regulator's requirements, and flag what's missing before filing starts.

02

Test plan & lab coordination

Where testing is needed, we scope the test plan and coordinate with accredited labs so results are usable by the regulator, not just technically correct.

03

Technical file & documentation

We assemble the application, labeling, user documentation, and supporting evidence into the format each regulator expects.

04

Regulatory submission

Filing, query handling, and follow-up with the regulator as your appointed local representative, under Power of Attorney where required.

05

Certificate & post-market compliance

Certificate issuance, plus guidance on labeling and any post-market obligations so approval holds up after launch.

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About the consultancy

Built for the paperwork that stands between a good device and a working network.

E-Telecom Consultancy works with equipment manufacturers, importers, ISPs, and network operators who need their wireless hardware — from Wi-Fi routers to satellite terminals — legally certified for the markets they're entering, anywhere in the world. We handle the regulatory relationship directly, so technical teams can stay focused on the product rather than the filing.

We cover all 220 countries and territories globally, combining wireless approvals market research with hands-on filing — which means a single engagement can be scoped to support approvals across as many markets as your product launch needs.

220
Countries and territories covered worldwide
Research
Global wireless approvals market research for every target market
5 stages
Structured process from intake to certificate
POA-based
Formal local representation for every client engagement
Management team

The people behind every approval.

Our management team brings together regulatory, technical and research expertise, so every client engagement has senior oversight from first query to final certificate.

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Managing Director

Leads company strategy, client partnerships and global regulatory relationships across all 220 countries.

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Head of Type Approvals

Oversees filings, technical files and certificate delivery for wireless equipment worldwide.

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Head of Market Research

Directs the global wireless approvals research covering requirements, fees and lead times by country.

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Regulatory Affairs Manager

Manages regulator liaison, local agent networks and post-approval compliance for clients.

Get in touch

Tell us what you're bringing to market.

Send over the device, target countries, and rough timeline — we'll come back with market research, a scoped plan and an estimate of what filing looks like in each country.