FCC, CE, EMC, RoHS, battery and wireless certification from a CNAS-accredited Shenzhen laboratory — fast turnaround, one test campaign for multiple markets.
Beice Testing is a CNAS-accredited (L10966) and CMA-qualified testing laboratory in Shenzhen, working with the NTEK group. We test and certify electronic and electrical products for global market access — from a single Bluetooth module to a multi-market product launch — and we do the remedial engineering when a sample fails.
EMC in 3–5 working days, FCC SDoC in 1–2 weeks, RoHS in 5–7 days. Rush options available.
We plan the test campaign across FCC, CE and SRRC so you do not pay to test the same product three times.
Pre-compliance scans and practical remediation advice when emissions or safety margins are short.
SDoC and FCC ID through a TCB, for consumer electronics, wireless devices, lighting and power supplies.
FCC certification →EMC, LVD and RED directives, EN 18031 cybersecurity documentation, technical file assembly.
CE marking →Emissions and immunity to EN 55032 / EN 55035 and FCC Part 15, with remediation support.
EMC testing →Ten restricted substances plus SVHC screening, XRF screening and wet-chemistry confirmation.
RoHS testing →UN 38.3 transport testing (T1–T8), IEC 62133, GB 31241 for lithium cells and packs.
Battery certification →FCC ID, CE RED, and China SRRC type approval for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, sub-GHz and cellular devices.
Wireless certification →UL and ETL for North America, CCC for China, IEC 62368-1 and 60335 evaluation.
Safety certification →Initial factory inspection preparation and surveillance audit support for UL and CCC projects.
Learn more →| Certification | Typical duration | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| EMC testing | 3–5 working days | Longer if remediation is needed |
| RoHS / REACH | 5–7 working days | 3-day rush available |
| FCC SDoC | 1–2 weeks | Unintentional radiators |
| FCC ID | 3–4 weeks | Includes TCB review |
| CE marking (EMC + LVD) | 3–5 weeks | Including technical file |
| UN 38.3 | 3–4 weeks | Thermal cycling sets the pace |
| IEC 62133 | 4–6 weeks | Cells and packs |
| China SRRC | 2–3 weeks testing + 4–6 weeks review | Chinese entity required as applicant |
| UL / CCC with factory inspection | 6–8 weeks | First-time applications |
Our clients are electronics manufacturers, exporters, Amazon and e-commerce sellers, and product companies bringing hardware to market in the US, EU, and Asia. Typical projects: a smart home device needing FCC ID plus CE RED; a power bank needing UN 38.3 and IEC 62133 before air shipment; a laptop accessory manufacturer who has failed emissions and needs to ship next month.
For the US: FCC authorisation — SDoC for products without a radio transmitter, an FCC ID for products with one — and typically an NRTL safety mark such as UL or ETL. For the EU: CE marking covering the EMC and Low Voltage Directives, plus the Radio Equipment Directive and RoHS where applicable, and since August 2025 the EN 18031 cybersecurity requirements for connected radio equipment.
It depends on the product's radio content, the number of models and the target markets. As a rough guide, emissions-only EMC testing starts in the low four figures in USD, an FCC ID for a single-band wireless product is typically in the low four figures, and multi-market or multi-radio projects cost more. Send your specification and we will scope it precisely.
EMC testing takes 3–5 working days and RoHS 5–7 working days. An FCC ID takes 3–4 weeks, CE marking 3–5 weeks, UN 38.3 3–4 weeks. Projects involving a factory inspection — UL and CCC — take 6–8 weeks or more for a first application.
Yes, and it is the cheapest way to launch in several markets. RF and EMC measurement methods are similar across regimes, so one test campaign can feed multiple market-specific reports and filings. Tell us every target market before testing starts.
You receive a report identifying the failing frequencies or clauses and the margin by which you missed. We advise on practical fixes — filtering, shielding, grounding, layout or component changes — then retest only the affected items.
Beice Testing holds CNAS accreditation (registration number L10966) and CMA qualification (number 92), and works with the NTEK group. Accreditation scope details are available on request, and our reports are accepted by certification bodies and buyers internationally.
Send your product spec and target market — we reply with scope, timeline and cost within one business day.
Email Mr. TaoBeice Testing · CNAS L10966 · CMA 92 · NTEK Group Partner Lab · Shenzhen, China
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