Mexico NOM/IFETEL

• The NOM (Norma Oficial Mexicana) is Mexico's official standard, and the NOM Certification is a mandatory safety certification in Mexico. Administered by the Mexican regulatory body ANCE (Asociación de Normalización y Certificación), it requires products to undergo testing in authorized laboratories within Mexico to ensure compliance with national safety and quality standards.

• The IFETEL (Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones) certification applies to telecommunications equipment in Mexico, ensuring compliance with the country's technical standards and regulations. This includes radio transmission devices, telecommunications products connected to public networks, and similar equipment. Certification testing must also be conducted in laboratories accredited in Mexico to validate adherence to these requirements.

Brazil ANATEL

• ANATEL (Agência Nacional de Telecomunicações) is the National Telecommunications Agency of Brazil, primarily responsible for the certification of telecommunications and radio equipment. This certification ensures that devices comply with Brazil's technical specifications and standards, including requirements for radio spectrum usage, electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), and other criteria, to guarantee the safety and reliability of such equipment. For companies aiming to sell telecommunications and wireless products in the Brazilian market, obtaining ANATEL certification is a crucial step for market entry.

Brazil INMETRO

• INMETRO (The National Institute for Metrology, Standardization and Industrial Quality) is Brazil's national accreditation body. It is responsible for establishing Brazilian national standards and certifying products that comply with these standards to ensure their safety and quality. Most products sold or used in the Brazilian market must adhere to INMETRO standards and obtain its certification mark.

Argentina ENACOM

• ENACOM (Ente Nacional de Comunicaciones) is Argentina’s national telecommunications regulatory authority responsible for the certification of radio and telecommunications equipment. All devices connected to public telecommunications networks or utilizing radio frequency bands must undergo ENACOM certification. This certification ensures compliance with Argentina’s technical standards and regulations, including requirements for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), safety, and other specifications. Obtaining ENACOM certification is a mandatory requirement for the legal sale and use of such products in Argentina.

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• Chile Subtel & SAE, Costa Rica SUTEL、Dominica INDOTEL & NTRC、Nicaragua Telcor、Haiti CONATEL、EI Salvador SIGET、Panama ASEP、Uruguay URSEC、Ecuador ARCOTEL、Colombia CRC、Paraguay CONATEL、Peru MTC、Bolivia ATT etc.