We learn the product, the entity that will sell it, and which Indian approvals actually apply.
Wireless & RF Devices
How this approval works
WPC looks at the radio: frequency band, output power, and whether the device is meant for a de-licensed band. A product that looks like a simple gadget can still need an ETA if it contains Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or another transmitter.
We read the radio specification against the relevant band plan, flag gaps in the RF test report, and prepare the application so the technical data and the product description tell the same story.
Who it is for
- Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and other short-range radio products
- Modules and finished devices with an embedded transmitter
- Importers who need clearance before customs release
What we handle
- Band and power review against the device specification
- RF report gap check
- ETA application preparation
- Follow-up until the approval is issued
Papers usually required
- Radio frequency, power, and modulation details
- RF test report for the transmitter
- Product photos, model number, and brand authorisation
- Import or manufacturing entity papers
The same four steps
We prepare, check, and manage the forms, authorisations, and technical papers the authority expects.
We coordinate laboratories where a test is required and stay on the file while the authority reviews it.
You receive the registration, licence, or clearance, with the label and model details aligned to it.
