A-Tick certification

    A-Tick certification

    A-Tick is a certification mark issued by the Australian Communications Agency (ACA) for communications equipment and makes the following requirements:

    Import and export must use A-Tick according to the following steps:

    (1) The product performs the ACA technical standard test;

    (2) Registration with the ACA using A-Tick;

    (3) Fill in the "Declaration of Conformity Form" and store it together with the record of product conformity;

    (4) The label of the A-Tick mark is affixed to the communication product or equipment;

    (5) Sales to consumers.

    Australian A-Tick Certification Technical Information

    AC voltage: 240V

    Operating frequency: 50Hz
 

    Australian A-Tick Certified Product Range

    Any consumer device and consumer connection on a public telecommunications network that can be connected to an operator or an operating service provider belongs to the telecommunications products defined in the label announcement, such as answering machines, mobile phones, fax machines, telephones (including cordless phones). ), modems, etc.
 

    Australian A-Tick certified factory inspection
No factory inspection is required.

    Australian A-Tick certification guidelines

    Since November 2001, EMI applications from Australia and New Zealand have been merged; if the products are to be sold in both countries, the following documents must be prepared before sale to prepare for inspection by the AA (Australian Communications Authority) or the Ministry of New Zealand (Ministry of Economic Development) at any time :

    1) The test report must be issued by NATA or NATA interoperability agencies, such as the NVLAP or A2LA accredited laboratories, to be valid; otherwise, the required sample delivery test record rate is very high;

    2) It must be signed by an Australian or New Zealand company or importer. The vendor responsible for the signature is responsible for ensuring that the products sold still comply with EMI regulations;

    3) original design artwork and specifications (eg circuit diagrams, block diagrams, User’s Manual, Service Manual, etc.);

    4) Describe production inspection procedures during production to ensure the maintenance of EMI characteristics;

    5) Any changes that will affect EMI and necessary test records.

    Australian A-Tick Certification Information

    1. Contact details of the manufacturer of the certified product and the applicant for certification.

    2. A copy of the installation and use manual of the certified product to be provided to the user (if the product does not yet have a user manual, a copy of the draft of the relevant content may be provided);

    3. Product electrical schematic and working principle description;

    4. The working frequency of the product is related to the oscillation frequency table. The table should list the signal propagation path and the corresponding oscillation frequency.

    5. Other product features that need to be described.

    Note: 1) Unless otherwise specified, the above information is provided in English;

    2) For various models of product applications, provide each type of data separately;
3) If it is a series of product applications, you need to attach the similarities and differences between different models of products.
 
Australian A-Tick Certification Process

    Sample

    2. Product information;

    3. Application form;

    4. Sign the agreement;

    5. Pay the appropriate amount;

    6. Conduct the test;

    7. Issue a report;

    8. Receive reports and certificates.

    Australian A-Tick Certification Cycle

    Period: 1-2 weeks; Validity period: Indefinite (The standard expires to be updated)