Obtaining WPC Certification grants permission to import and sell wireless products. Wireless Planning & Coordination License is referred to as WPC. The Wireless Planning and Coordination Wing of the Department of Telecommunications issued the non-optional license.
Wireless devices are getting more and more common these days. Even though India is becoming a more self-sufficient country, sometimes imported commodities are needed. Here, we're talking about premium wireless products. These imported goods have increased the amount of goods that the average client can now afford. Therefore, if you sell wireless products and want to apply for a WPC ETA certificate, there's no need to wait any longer.
Which Products Require a WPC Certificate?
- WiFi Router
- Wifi bulb / Smart Bulb
- Wireless Mouse
- Wireless Point of Sale
- Terminals
- Wireless Speakers
- Wireless receiver
- Bluetooth Headphones
- Wireless Camera
- WiFi Smart Watch
- Wireless Drones
- Wireless Pendrive
- Wireless Plug
- Wireless Nano USB
- Wireless Repeater
- Wireless Keyboard
- Wireless Home Automation Devices
- Hotspot Devices
- Wireless Pendrive
- Smart Home Gateway
- Walkie Talkie
- Wireless Terminal
- Bluetooth Devices
- Wireless POS Terminal
- Transmitter
Who can give WPC approval
The regulatory body responsible for approving WPCs in India is the Department of Telecommunication (DoT). The sole body in charge of such a department in India would be the Ministry of Telecommunications. The entity would be in charge of monitoring and frequency spectrum management in addition to out-licensing. The Indian Wireless and Indian Telegraphy Act is the primary statute that controls the requirement for licenses for various types of equipment.
The following approvals are included in the list under Indian WPC certification:
- WPC Equipment Type Approval certificate
- Approval for Experiments
- DPL or Dealer Possession License
- NDPL or Non-Dealer Possession License
- Licenses to Import Radio Devices
Regulations of WPC
The WPC grants non-professional radio licenses and is principally in charge of allocating frequencies and managing the spectrum. The following duties are assigned to the several departments that make up the WPC:
- New Technology Group (NTG)
- Standing Advisory Committee on Radio Frequency Allocation (SACFA)
- Licensing and Regulation (LR)
Documents Required for WPC Certification
To obtain a WPC Certificate for a wireless device in India or to import wireless equipment, the following documents are needed:
For Foreign Producing Companies
- The foreign producing business submitting the application must name an Authorized Indian Representative, or AIR, if no liaison branches have been established in India.
- If the liaison branch is established, the branch needs to register as an AIR.
- For an AlR to obtain an import license, the Foreign Producing Company must grant authorization.
For Indian Producing Companies
As long as they have all the appropriate paperwork, the company can file the WPC ETA without the need for AIR.
For WPC ETA Certification
- Technical specifications of the product
- Authorized Person's ID and Address Proof
- Company Registration Copy
- Company GST Registration Copy
- Radio Frequency Test Result
- Authorization Letter
- IEC in the event of import
- Purchase order for the imported product, if any
- Online fee receipt for an ASTM, EN, RoHS, or CE test report
How SKMC Global can help ?
As a service provider, SKMC Global will assist and counsel your business in controlling and enabling the usage of radio frequencies while guaranteeing regulatory compliance in the context of Wireless Planning and Coordination (WPC). In India, the Ministry of Communications oversees the Wireless Policy and Communications Commission (WPC), which is in charge of managing wireless communication resources and allocating frequencies.
Regulatory Compliance:
We help get the permits and approvals required to run wireless communication devices and services. This entails making sure that WPC rules and regulations are followed, as well as providing assistance with the frequency allocation application process, which includes compiling and submitting the necessary paperwork to WPC.
Technical Support and Planning:
We offer experience in organizing and controlling radio frequency utilization to prevent interference and guarantee effective use of available spectrum. The wireless equipment must comply with the technical requirements and specifications established by WPC and other regulatory authorities.
Spectrum Management:
to carry out spectrum analysis in order to locate available frequencies and make the best use of them for different kinds of communication. to keep an eye on and handle possible interference problems, such as locating interference sources and putting mitigation measures in place.
Regulatory Updates and Advisories:
Our staff makes sure that you and your business are aware of any updates to laws, guidelines, and practices pertaining to spectrum management and wireless communication. to offer guidance on applying best practices for compliance and adjusting to changes in regulations.
Documentation and Reporting:
To maintain technical documentation pertaining to wireless systems and equipment, and to compile and submit compliance reports, renewal applications, and other necessary documents to WPC.
Consultation and Project Management:
Provide advice on initiatives requiring wireless communication systems, such as the design, setup, and improvement of networks. We oversee wireless communication and spectrum utilization projects, making sure they are completed on schedule and compliant with regulations.
Training and Education:
Our team will train firm employees on spectrum management, regulatory compliance, and the technical aspects of wireless communication. In addition, our group will support and plan seminars and workshops to inform clients about spectrum management, best practices, and WPC laws.
Legal and Compliance Representation:
In disagreements or problems pertaining to spectrum usage, licensing, or regulatory compliance with WPC and other authorities, we represent our clients. Provide legal counsel on issues pertaining to compliance with and regulations around wireless communication. While maintaining regulatory standards compliance, our team helps integrate wireless communication solutions with the current infrastructure. With direction and the most recent advancements in optimization, wireless communication networks can function more effectively and with less interference. Assist in resolving emergencies or pressing problems pertaining to equipment compliance, spectrum usage, or regulatory challenges.
Businesses and organizations can more successfully negotiate the intricacies of WPC laws by utilizing our knowledge at SKMC Global. This helps with maintaining compliance, maximizing spectrum utilization, and handling the technical and regulatory problems related to wireless communication.