Wireless Plug
A Wireless Plug is a sort of electrical connector that enables users to manage the power supply remotely, without the need to physically unhook the device that is connected to it or switch on or off the item that is linked to it. Wireless Plugs have become more popular in recent years. It is often used for home automation and smart home systems, which let users to control their lights, appliances, and other items in their homes using voice commands or by using their smartphones. Some Wireless Plugs include additional features such as energy monitoring, surge protection, or compatibility with smart home ecosystems such as Apple HomeKit or Samsung SmartThings. Wireless Plugs typically use WiFi or Bluetooth connectivity to communicate with the user's smartphone or other smart home devices. Since they are simple to set up and don't cost too much money, Wireless Plugs are becoming an increasingly popular option for those who are interested in home automation as well as anybody who wants to make their house smarter and more energy efficient. The usage of Wireless Plugs may be beneficial in a number of contexts, including the control of lights, fans, heaters, and other appliances that are difficult to access or that need to be operated manually.
When searching for a Wireless Plug, it is essential to take into consideration a variety of aspects, including the wireless protocol, compatibility with the control device you intend to use, the maximum power load it is able to manage, and any additional features that may be appropriate for your requirements. In order to guarantee their safety, dependability, and interoperability with other devices, devices that use Wireless Plug must conform to a certain set of regulatory criteria and regulations. The Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) Approval is a certification scheme that assures wireless charging devices are compatible and interoperable with other WPC-certified products. The concept was developed by the WPC. In order for a Wireless Plug device to be granted WPC Approval, the manufacturer must first submit the item to an approved testing laboratory in order for the device to be tested and certified. The gadget must be compliant with safety rules and standards established by regulatory authorities such as the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and CE (Conformité Européene). Moreover, it must fulfil the requirements of the Qi wireless charging standard.
Also, it is required to comply with the WPC's efficiency criteria for wireless charging, as well as their guidelines for interoperability, durability, and performance. The WPC approval will be provided to the item after it has successfully completed the certification procedure, at which point it will be able to be branded as WPC-Certified.
Following requirement should be fulfilled by applicant –
Foreign Manufacturers –
Foreign Manufacturer (Applicant) has to appoint Authorized Indian Representative (AIR).
If Foreign Manufacture (applicant) has the Branch office/Liaison office in India then, they can become an AIR.
Domestic Manufacturer –
The domestic (Indian) Manufacturer can directly apply for ETA and import license without nomination of AIR.
For ETA Certificate –
For Import License –
RF (Radio Frequency) testing is a method of checking the frequency of radio transmissions to ensure that they are efficiently using the spectrum. In order to achieve maximum efficiency, it is essential to ensure that radio waves in the airspace do not conflict with one another.
Manufacturers/ Importer need to get the RF test report from the ILAC/NABL accredited lab for ETA approval to sell the product in India. If the multiple RF modules contains in the particular product, then the test report of all modules to uploaded to get ETA approval.
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