The full name of KCC in South Korea is Korea Communication Commission, which is the Korea Communication Commission. In accordance with the provisions of Article 33 of Korea’s Basic Law on Electrical and Communication and Article 46 and Article 57 of the Radio Wave Act, a certification system for broadcasting and communication equipment has been established. The products specified in Article 3 should obtain KCC certification in advance.

The KCC mark evolved from the MIC mark. As the Korea Communications Commission (KCC) replaced the Ministry of Information and Communication (MIC) in the past, the certification name was changed accordingly. KCC came into effect on November 11, 2008, and will evolve into the KC mark on January 1, 2011.

KCC addresses the electromagnetic compatibility requirements of information products, and controls the certification of wireless transmission and communication products, including electrical communication equipment, radio frequency products, information technology equipment, etc. The KCC mark is a certification mark issued by the Korea Radio Research Agency (RRA).

KCC certification mark

According to the category of the product, KCC is mainly divided into the following 3 certification types:

1. Conformity Certification: wireless communication equipment, such as telephones, regulators, fax machines, etc.

2. Conformity registration: electrical appliances.

3. Interim Certification: For equipment that does not have a standard for the time being

Basically include all wireless communication products, as well as most of the electronic and electrical products covered by KC certification.

1. Automatic alarm receiver installed on the ship

2. Automatic alarm telephone device

3. Wireless beacons for emergency location indication

4. Wireless navigation radar and automatic radar tracking equipment for ships

5. Wireless equipment for maritime mobile phones

6. Wireless equipment for satellite mobile communications and radio bureaus

(Only a part of them are listed here)

1. The customer prepares samples and materials, and submits the application to the testing agency

2. The testing agency submits samples and data to KTL/KTC for testing

3. KTL/KTC conducts the test and issues a test report after the test is completed, and submits the report to RRA, the Korean certification agency

4. South Korean institution RRA review report and other application documents, and the certificate will be issued after there is no problem

1. Test samples

2. Test standards (KS standards, IEC standards, electrical product safety management law, client reminder standards, etc.)

3. Selection of test purpose (self-analysis), proposal (name of reporting company), delivery

4. Instructions (technical data, setting methods, usage methods, etc.)

5. Business license

6. EMC test cost