FCC Certification

FCC CERTIFICATION TESTING

To be lawfully sold in the United States as a manufacturer, your electronic items must conform with FCC (Federal Communications Commission standards.

Our Benefits

H.B Compliance Testing offers experienced FCC testing services to ensure that your products fully comply with all FCC standards governing
product compliance and emissions. Our team has decades of experience, and as an FCC Test Lab, we can test and certify your products in accordance with FCC regulations.

Call (480) 684-2969 today for a free FCC certification testing consultation.

Our iNARTE Certified Staff with over 25 years of experience have gained diverse understanding of EMC and Wireless technologies including Bluetooth, RFID, WLAN and UWB in both testing and certification. We have experience with TCB for FCC/ISED and Notified Body for Europe. We provide product approval for various countries including USA (FCC), Canada (ISED) and Europe (CE Mark). Contact us today for a free FCC certification testing consultation.

Expert FCC Certification Services for Seamless Market Approval

Remember that the FCC certification process starts by conducting an FCC certification search to ensure compliance for your electronic products. At H.B. Compliance Solutions, we specialize in providing top-tier FCC certification services to ensure your electronic products meet the stringent standards set by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). As a manufacturer, obtaining FCC certification is crucial for lawfully selling your products in the United States. Our experienced team understands the complexities of FCC regulations and offers comprehensive testing solutions to ensure your products comply with all FCC standards for product compliance and emissions.

With a commitment to excellence, we prioritize fast turnaround times without compromising on the quality of our testing procedures. Our experienced staff, including iNARTE Certified professionals, has decades of experience in FCC certification testing and product approval. We pride ourselves on our ability to provide comprehensive testing services that cover a wide range of electronic devices and technologies.

As an FCC Test Lab, we have the capability to test and certify your products in accordance with FCC regulations. Our expertise extends to a diverse range of EMC and wireless technologies, including Bluetooth, RFID, WLAN, and UWB. Additionally, we have experience with Telecommunication Certification Bodies (TCB) for FCC/ISED and Notified Bodies for Europe, ensuring that your products receive approval for various countries, including the USA (FCC), Canada (ISED), and Europe (CE Mark).

Our FCC certification services include thorough testing procedures to ensure compliance with FCC standards. From FCC certification testing to certification programs, our dedicated team is equipped to handle every aspect of the certification process. We utilize advanced testing equipment and methodologies to accurately assess your products and provide you with the necessary certification for market approval.

At H.B. Compliance Solutions, we understand the importance of FCC certification USA for your business’s success. That’s why we offer a free FCC certification testing consultation to discuss your specific requirements and determine the best approach for achieving certification. Whether you’re in need of FCC certification for a single product or a comprehensive certification program, we’re here to assist you every step of the way.

Contact our FCC certification test lab today at (480) 684-2969 to schedule your free FCC certification testing consultation and take the first step towards ensuring compliance and market approval for your electronic products. Trust H.B. Compliance Solutions for the best FCC certification services as per your needs!

FCC Certification Testing & Product Approval

To be sold lawfully in the United States, your electronic product must comply with FCC rules. We identify which rule part applies, run the accredited testing, and support the submittal through to your grant — so you know the path before you commit to a launch date.

Accreditation

ISO/IEC 17025 FCC test lab

Staff

iNARTE certified, 25+ years

Submittal

TCB for FCC & ISED

Also covers

Notified Body for Europe

Three things that actually change your schedule

Fast turnaround

Experienced staff

Comprehensive testing

First question: which authorization path applies?

Most FCC projects go wrong at the beginning, not the end. Teams assume they need a full certification when they do not, or assume they can self-declare when their product contains a transmitter that requires a grant. The rules split into two procedures, and which one you fall under decides your cost, your timeline and whether you get an FCC ID.

We work this out before anything goes in the chamber. Send a product description, a block diagram and your radio specifications, and we will tell you which path applies and what it will take.

Supplier's Declaration of Conformity

For most unintentional radiators — ordinary digital devices with no transmitter.

Certification via a TCB

For intentional radiators — Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and other transmitters.

Call (480) 684-2969 for a free FCC certification testing consultation.

What we test, and which subpart it falls under

Nearly every product we see lands in one of these three buckets. Multi-radio products often land in more than one at once.

Unintentional radiators

Intentional radiators

U-NII, ISM and licensed radios

Wireless technologies we certify

Over two decades of RF work across the technologies most products actually ship with. See wireless testing for the full detail.

From scoping to grant

Each step depends on the one before it. We keep you informed at every stage rather than going quiet and returning with a verdict.

Scope the rule part

Pre-compliance

Accredited testing

Report & TCB submittal

Grant & FCC ID

The parts most people find out about late

An FCC grant is not the end of the relationship with the rules. These are the situations that bring customers back — usually in a hurry.

Situation	What It Usually Means
Design Change	A hardware or firmware change to a certified product may require a Class I or Class II permissive change. Which class applies depends on whether the RF characteristics are affected.
Module Integration	A certified module carries its grant into your product only if all integration conditions are met, including antenna type, gain, host layout and labeling.
Antenna Change	Changing the antenna type or increasing antenna gain beyond what was originally certified may require re-testing and a permissive change.
New Band or Mode	Enabling a new frequency band or operating mode not included in the original certification requires additional testing and filing.
Labeling & User Manual	FCC ID display, RF exposure statements and required user information are part of compliance and should be included before submission.
Selling into Canada or Europe	Much of the FCC testing can support ISED and CE Mark approvals when planned as part of the same compliance campaign.

What usually runs alongside FCC

Most products need more than one workstream. Running them on one schedule beats running them one after another.

EMC & EMI testing

Wireless testing

Global approvals

Medical device EMC

Environmental testing

Product safety

FCC certification FAQ

How much does FCC testing cost?

It depends on which authorization path applies and how much test time your product needs. A digital device under Part 15 Subpart B is the shortest, lowest-cost path. An intentional radiator under Subpart C or E needs substantially more — output power, bandwidth, spurious emissions and band edges have to be shown for every band and every mode.

Send us your product description, block diagram and radio specs and we will scope the test plan and return a fixed project quote rather than an hourly guess.

How long does FCC certification take?

Lab time for a typical single-radio product runs from a few days to a couple of weeks once the unit is in the chamber, depending on bands and modes. After testing, the report goes to a TCB for review and grant issuance.

The biggest schedule risk is not the lab — it is a failure found late. That is the argument for pre-compliance before the design freeze.

What's the difference between FCC Certification and SDoC?

Two different procedures. SDoC covers most unintentional radiators — ordinary digital devices. You test to the requirements, hold the report on file, and take responsibility yourself. No FCC ID, no third-party grant.

Certification covers intentional radiators — transmitters. The report goes through a Telecommunication Certification Body, and your product receives an FCC ID that appears in the FCC’s public database.

What is an FCC ID, and do I need one?

An FCC ID is the identifier issued when a product completes Certification. It is a Grantee Code assigned to your company plus a product code you choose. You need one if your product contains an intentional radiator requiring Certification. Ordinary digital devices under SDoC do not get one.

My product uses a pre-certified radio module. Do I still need testing?

Usually yes, though the scope is smaller. A certified module carries its grant into your product only if you meet the module’s integration conditions exactly — antenna type and gain, host layout constraints, labelling.

Your finished product still needs unintentional radiator testing under Part 15 Subpart B, and any deviation from the module’s conditions can require a permissive change or a new authorization. Send us the module grant and your integration details and we will confirm the scope.

My product failed. What happens next?

Our engineers troubleshoot on the spot rather than handing you a fail and a bill. Common causes are cable routing and grounding, shielding gaps, filtering, and harmonics landing on a limit line. We find the source, try mitigations in the chamber, and re-scan the same day where possible. See EMC testing for how we approach debug.

Do I need to be in Arizona to use your lab?

No. We are in Tempe and serve clients across the United States. Many customers ship units in and join test sessions remotely; Phoenix-area customers often attend in person for debug days.

Can the same testing cover Canada and Europe?

Often a good portion of it, if the campaign is planned that way from the start. We have experience with TCBs for FCC and ISED and Notified Bodies for Europe, and provide product approval for the USA (FCC), Canada (ISED) and Europe (CE Mark). See global approvals.

Send us the product. We'll tell you which rule part applies.

Free FCC certification testing consultation. You get the applicable rule part, the authorization path, a realistic schedule and a fixed quote — before anything goes in the chamber.