Korea Proposes Raising RF Power Limits for 6 GHz Wi Fi

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On January 8, 2026, the Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT) issued Announcement No.2026-16, proposing an amendment to the current MSIT Notification of unlicensed wireless equipment. The amendment aims to ease the RF power limits for the 6 GHz frequency band used by the latest Wi-Fi technologies.


Public opinions will be received until January 28, 2026.



Key proposed change

Increasing indoor RF power for 6 GHz frequency band in wireless devices for wireless access systems, including Wi-Fi.


Before Amendment

 Frequency Band (㎒)

 Antenna Input Power Density or EIRP

 Remark

 5925 ∼ 6425

 500 mW or less

※ Wireless devices used inside subway train cars

※ Including antenna absolute gain

 5925 ∼ 7125

 500 mW or less

※ Wireless devices used inside buildings

※ Including antenna absolute gain

↓

After Amendment

 Frequency Band (㎒)

 Antenna Input Power Density or EIRP

 Remark

 5925 ∼ 6425

 1 W or less

※ Wireless devices used inside subway train cars

※ Including antenna absolute gain

 5925 ∼ 6425

 1 W or less

※ Wireless devices used inside buildings

※ Including antenna absolute gain

 6425 ~ 7125

 500 mW or less


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