1. ANATEL certification in Brazil is a certification for telecommunications products, which is divided into mandatory certification and voluntary certification. The approval procedure is the same for both domestic and foreign products. If the product is subject to compulsory certification, the test results and reports of the product must be consistent with the rules and regulations adopted by ANATEL. The product needs to obtain the authorization certificate issued by ANATEL before it is put into use. -- -- -- < a href = "http://www.globalgd.com/" > < strong > ce certification body < / strong > < / a > < / span > < / p >

2, class telecommunications equipment requires mandatory certification:

(1) Type I:

A, terminal equipment connected via an endpoint to a fixed switching telephone service (FSTS) network;

B, equipment connecting private telecommunications networks to FSTS networks;

C, equipment connected to the FSTS network for the purpose of providing value-added services.

(2) Type II:

A, any equipment that uses a radio not covered by type I, such as low-voltage devices, unauthorized equipment, and antennas.

(3) Type III:

A, any equipment not covered by Type I or II that is regulated by ANATEL's rules and regulations.

3,NATEL certificate precautions

A, all products in ANATEL's published list require certification

B, the book/authorized holder (importer, manufacturer) must be legally recognized in Brazil

C, certificates are valid until cancelled, the other two types of certificates are valid for two years;

D, manuals, installation guides and warning signs must be in Portuguese. Other documents can be in English;

E, the product must have an identification plate, which should contain the following information: ANATEL logo certification number (bar code); Name of the manufacturer; Year of manufacture; Model number; Serial number; The distributor's registration number.