A / c-tick is an authentication mark issued by Australian Communications Authority (ACA) for communication equipment. Manufacturers and importers must follow the following steps to use a-tick:
1. The product is tested according to acaq technical standard (c-tick will be tested and certified in yaxu)
2. Register with ACA to use a / c-tick
3. Fill in the declaration of conformity form and keep it together with the product conformity record
4. Label with a / c-tick logo on communication products or devices 5. A-tick is only applicable to communication products sold to consumers, and most electronic products apply for c-tick, but if electronic products apply for a-tick, there is no need to apply for c-tick.
Since November 2001, Australian / New Zealand EMI has applied for merger; If the products are to be sold in these two countries, the following documents must be prepared for random inspection by ACA (Australian Communications Authority) or the Ministry of economic development (New Zealand) authorities at any time before marketing:
1. The test report must be approved and issued by Nata or the certification body mutually agreed with Nata, such as nvlap or A2LA recognized laboratory, otherwise the sample delivery probability is very high.
2. "Application to use the c-tick mark" form - must be signed by an Australian / New Zealand company or importer.
3. "Supplier's declaration of conformity" form - must be signed by an Australian / New Zealand company or importer. The manufacturer responsible for signing is responsible for ensuring that the products sold still comply with EMI regulations.
4. Original design drawings and specifications (such as circuit diagram, block diagram, user's manual, service manual, etc.).
5. Describe the production inspection procedure to ensure the maintenance of EMI characteristics.
6. Description of any changes that may affect EMI and necessary test records.
Applicable product range:
Any consumer equipment and consumer connection that can be connected to the public telecommunication network of operators or service providers belong to the telecommunication products defined in the label notice, such as answering machines, mobile phones, fax machines, telephones (including cordless phones), modems, etc. except for three-phase power supply and large-scale telecommunication products, All belong to stek business scope.
Application process materials:
1. Samples;
2. Product information;
3. Application form;
4. Signing the agreement;
5. Pay the corresponding amount;
6. Testing;
7. Issue a report;
8. Collect reports and certificates.
