KC Certification Series (RRA) | Certification of Conformity

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This post covers Certification of Conformity, one of the approval types under the RRA Conformity Assessment Scheme. For an overview of the RRA Conformity Assessment Scheme and applicant definitions, please refer to the previous post. → RRA Conformity Assessment Guide (RF, EMC, SAR)


KC Certification - Korea RRA Conformity Certification Overview

Certification of Conformity

Certification of Conformity is one of the approval types under the Radio Research Agency (RRA) Conformity Assessment Scheme, and it is a mandatory certification applied to devices with a high risk of radio interference or those closely related to human safety.

1. Target Devices

Mostly wireless devices (wireless microphone, mobile phone (LTE, WCDMA), base station, repeater, Wi-Fi & Bluetooth products (certification or registration), RFID (900MHz), Implantable wireless device, Keyfob, 5G NR (3.5GHz & 28GHz) etc.) and wired equipment (digital CATV set-top box etc.)

※ Important Notes for Wi-Fi & Bluetooth Products

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth products may be subject to either certification or registration, if SAR testing is not required. However, certification is mandatory when SAR testing is required.

2. Key Process

• Testing
Tested by designated test labs. (including Korea-MRA labs. in USA)

• Review
Review by RRA for 5 working days (or less)

3. Required Documents

• Application Form (electronic method)

• Korean User Manual

- Includes product overview, specifications (including RF), components, operating instructions, etc.

• Test Reports (EMC, RF, SAR (if necessary))

• External Drawing or Photos

- Clearly showing the front and rear sides of the product, connection interfaces, and label

• Components/Parts Placement (Layout) Drawing or Photos

- Possible to see part number and/or specifications

• Schematics

• Antenna Specifications (for radio equipment)

• POA (Power of Attorney)

4. Labeling Requirements

The following information shall be indicated on the product or its packaging.

• KC Mark

• Product Name

• Model Name

• KC ID (e.g., R-C-Company Code-Product Code)

• Applicant (Certificate Holder) Name

• Manufacturing Date (year and month or Lot number composed of year and month of manufacture)

• Manufacturer and Manufacturing Country (Country of Origin)


GCA Korea provides expert support for global companies navigating Korea’s regulatory requirements, including KC Certification.


▶ KC Certification Series (RRA) | Registration of Conformity

▶ KC Certification Series (RRA) | Supplier’s Declaration of Conformity (SDoC)


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