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In South Korea, to obtain KC (Korea Certification) registration for a Class III radio device, you will need to follow a specific process to ensure your product complies with the country's regulatory requirements. Here are the general steps you should take: 1. Determine the Classification: Class III radio devices are typically low-power and low-risk devices. Ensure that your radio device falls within this classification as defined by South Korean regulations. 2. Identify Applicable Standards: Research and identify the applicable Korean standards and technical requirements that your radio device must meet. These standards may include electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and radio frequency (RF) requirements. 3. Appoint a Local Representative: As a foreign manufacturer, you may need to appoint a local representative in South Korea who will be responsible for communicating with the relevant authorities and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. 4. Testing and Certification: Your radio device must undergo testing by a recognized Korean testing laboratory. The laboratory will assess the device's compliance with the applicable standards. If the device passes the tests, you will receive a test report. 5. Prepare Documentation: Compile all necessary documentation, including the test report, technical documentation, user manuals, and any other relevant information required by the certification process. 6. Application Submission: Submit your application for KC certification to the Korea Communications Commission (KCC) or another relevant regulatory authority, depending on the specific requirements for your radio device. 7. Review and Approval: The regulatory authority will review your application and supporting documentation. If your device meets all the requirements, it will be granted KC certification. 8. Labeling: Once your device is certified, you will be required to affix the KC certification label to your product before it is sold in South Korea. 9. Ongoing Compliance: Keep your product in compliance with the Korean regulations and standards. This may involve regular testing and ensuring that any modifications to the product are also certified. Please note that this is an overview and the specific requirements and procedures for obtaining KC certification for a Class III radio device may vary based on the nature of the product and any updates to Korean regulations. It is essential to consult with a local expert or a legal representative in South Korea who specializes in product certification to navigate the process effectively and ensure compliance with the latest requirements. From: [email protected] <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, October 5, 2023 9:09 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [PSES] KC certification Hello group, I have a client who has recently managed to get accreditation from Korea for their EMI lab. Now they want to submit their first product and get KC registration under Broadcasting and Communication Equipment. The product is a simple Class III without any radio. They have all the documents ready but don’t know where to submit. Has anyone submitted a project for KC here that can give me a pointer please? Thank you Peter _____ This message is from the IEEE Product Safety Engineering Society emc-pstc discussion list. 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