FCC-ID certification for the nameplate label

What are the requirements for FCC-ID certification for the nameplate label of the product?

 The FCC has previously published instructions for product labels. According to the FCC's instructions, in general, the label should be placed on the surface of the relevant equipment, but the FCC license label can also be attached to areas that are easier for other users to observe under the following conditions:

1. First of all, this requirement is limited to the handheld device category;

2. When a consumer purchases the handheld device, the FCC ID designation must be conspicuous and easily discoverable. If the FCC ID mark is placed in the battery compartment, the handheld device must not be installed with the battery at the time of sale, ie the head and the battery are required to be placed separately in the package. If the FCC ID logo is placed outside the box or there are additional documents to inform the user where to find the FCC label, this is also allowed by the FCC.

3. The area that the user can easily observe must be an area that can be seen without any special tools, and the FCC label cannot be placed in an area that can be easily removed: such as the back cover of the battery.

    

 4. The FCC ID, model or FCC Logo must be printed on the label and must be applicable to all labeling requirements and regulations in the FCC Certification, Verification or DOC certification methods. Especially for the FCC Certification method of handheld devices, the FCC ID must be printed on the label, but the warnings required in FCC Section 15.19(a)(3) can be placed in the manual without necessarily being printed on the label. on.