How much does PTCRB certification cost?
You will need to know: • Module configuration • Device Features and Operations • The Device IMEI • The test lab you would prefer to work with • ALSO, if this is your first request for certification there may be a PTCRB certification fee of $3,500 - $4,500.
Does Verizon require PTCRB?
PTCRB certification is a requirement for launching cellular devices on the North American GSM carriers such as AT&T, Verizon (for LTE) etc.
What does PTCRB stand for?
The PCS Type Certification Review Board (PTCRB) is an international approval organization founded in 1997. Technical experts from manufacturers, operators and test laboratories work together on specifications for proper and safe functionalities of mobile devices in mobile networks.
Is PTCRB mandatory?
PTCRB certification is mandatory for market approval in North America. PTCRB certification focuses on ensuring that a device with embedded wireless modules operates in accordance with the US cellular standards. The relevant requirements are defined by the PCS Type Certification Review Board (PTCRB).
Does ATT require PTCRB?
Some U.S. carriers, including AT&T require your device to be FCC and PTCRB certified to be allowed on their network. Along with passing FCC and PTCRB certification the carrier also has limits imposed on the TRP/TIS performance results measured during PTCRB testing.
What is GCF and PTCRB?
The GCF and PTCRB are network operator founded organizations established to create third party cellular mobile device certification to ensure that a device meets a minimum set of requirements established by the members.
What is GCF testing?
The Global Certification Forum (GCF) is a certification organization in which manufacturers, operators and test laboratories deal with the compliance of devices in mobile networks with standards and specifications.