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Mandatory Testing & Certification of Telecom Equipment (MT&CTE) - Guidelines and Process

This document outlines the mandatory testing and certification requirements for telecom equipment effective from 1st October 2018. It covers exemptions, certification validity, test reports, coverage, exclusions, and important dates for various phases of implementation.

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Mandatory Testing & Certification of Telecom Equipment (MT&CTE) - Guidelines and Process

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  1. MANDATORY TESTING & CERTIFICATIONOF TELECOM EQUIPMENT(MT&CTE) Certification mandatory from 1.10.18. FINAL DATEs TO BE DECIDED

  2. Certification mandatory from 1.10.2018, of ALL telecom equipment, prior to sale/ import/ use. • Exemptions for R&D/ Demonstration/ sample for testing, personally accompanied on inward foreign travel, for personal use,for limited numbers • Certification once for one model, applicable for any quantity, valid for 5 years. • Test reports from Indian designated Labs of TEC or from accredited labs of MRA partner countries. Salient features

  3. Modules/ Spares/ Components/ SKD/ CKD. • Test Instruments. • R&D/ Personally accompanied products in defined limited quantity/ Hobby Assembling • Passive Telecom Components e.g. Tower, Antenna, Waveguide, smart cards. • Integrated systems and networks consisting of more than one telecom equipment. • Power supply/ UPS/ Solar equipments/ Batteries/ MTCTE DOES NOT COVER

  4. Communication modules. • Set Top Box (presently under CRS) • IoT devices connected through gateway. • COTS Servers. • Core equipments: Under control of TSP. Can be got certified on broad radiation/ safety/ security objectives through license, followed by network security audit. PRESENTLY EXCLUDED

  5. Development of a web portal enabling end-to-end online processing. • Development of portal by CDoTis in progress. • Phase-1 of portal with essential features. • Release expected by Mid September. • Release of balance modules and features in second phase. Development of ONLINE portal

  6. Essential Requirements being prepared by TEC divisions covering EMI/ EMC, Safety, Technical requirements, Other requirements (SAR, IPV6 etc) and Security • ERs for about 40 products to be prepared. 37 ERs finalised. • Consultative meetings in progress for balance ERs. • Porting of ERs into MTCTE portal in database compatible format is being done progressively. • Security Requirements to be given by DoT security Wing. Till that time ERs are without security requirement. Preparation of Essential Requirements

  7. Consultation and Help desk: • Consultation for preparation of ERs in progress. • Consultation on overall process is also going on. IT products – 13th August West Zone – 28th August South Zone – 18th September • Clarifications and FAQs being put up on TEC website as draft. A compendium is being prepared. • Help desk already functioning informally. Formal start from the date of starting portal. Consultation and Help desk

  8. DESIGNATION of labs - PRESENT STATUS..1

  9. DESIGNATION of labs - PRESENT STATUS..2

  10. DESIGNATION of labs - IN PROGRESS

  11. Interest shown by new agencies for application (i) KALTECH Indore (ii) ETTL Delhi (iii) STEP-IT Bengaluru (iv) Amit Test & Calibration Centre, Delhi (v) ECIL Hyderabad (vi) URS Lab (vii) Atharwa Lab Noida (viii) CSA Bengaluru DESIGNATION – INTERESTS RECEIVED

  12. Mobile Handsets and POS Terminals to be removed from BIS CRS list to avoid duplicity. • Equipment Type Approval (ETA) for radio products being granted by WPC to be merged with MTCTE. RELATED DEVELOPMENTS

  13. EMI EMC test reports from foreign labs are as per foreign standards, especially in case of surge voltage testing (foreign: 1KV, India: 2KV) • Some countries test only EMI but no EMC. • Some products have issues related to non-compliance in respect of some parameters. • Foreign lab test reports not available, as product not being tested by independent labs. >> To overcome these issues, limited relaxation in submission of reports being considered (6-12 m) Implementation issues

  14. Scheme supposed to start effective 1.10.2018. • Rough estimate: > 2000 applications at time of start. 1000 per month later. • Test reports of so many products from so many foreign labs, in different formats. • Progressive roll out is being considered. • Security requirement will be added when received • Suitable buffer time between start of acceptance of applications and mandatory cert date start of scheme

  15. Acceptance of applications from 1.10.2018. • Certification to become mandatory for: • Phase-I products under Simplified Certification Scheme from 1.11.2018. • Phase-II Products (Transmission and radio products, GPON, DSL equipments, ISDN, PABX) from 1.12.2018. • Phase-III from 1.1.2019. • Balance equipments from 1.2.2019. start of scheme: Under consideration

  16. General information, rules, news. • User instructions and guides. • Downloads: list of CABs, ERs. • Login Page • Applicant registration, password. • New application, modification, renewal • Select product – applicable portion of ER visible. • Pay fees online. • Upload reports if available. MTCTE PORTAL: APPLICANTS…1

  17. Apply for testing – select CAB (or RTEC) • Applicant’s data direct transfer to CAB • Submit sample & pay fee at CAB. • Get testing completed by CAB. • Reports uploaded by CAB on portal. • Upload balance reports, apply for certification • Certificate download • Certificate copy directly sent to Customs MTCTE PORTAL: APPLICANTS…2

  18. On designation, CABs are listed on MTCTE portal • CABs to provide format of Customer Acquisition Form/ Testing Request form. • CABs to provide relevant details to be shown on portal. • CABs to provide links to their websites showing facilities, fees etc. • Small space on MTCTE for CABs to highlight themselves like “Largest Lab in India”, “Lowest test fees” etc. MTCTE PORTAL: CABs…1

  19. On selection of CAB by applicant, new test request message goes to CAB. • CAB may accept or reject request – user informed • CAB receives sample, completes testing • CAB uploads test results on MTCTE portal • Cab uploads a summary report also. MTCTE PORTAL: CABs…2

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