Wireless products operating in delicensed frequency bands, such as Bluetooth and Wi-Fi devices, need Equipment Type Approval (ETA) from the Wireless Planning and Coordination (WPC) wing of the Department of Telecommunications before import or sale. ETA is obtained through a self-declaration on the DoT portal backed by RF test reports from accredited labs. Devices in licensed bands need specific licences.
Who needs ETA
- Importers and manufacturers of wireless devices
- Bluetooth speakers, earbuds, routers, IoT devices
Process
- Obtain RF test report from accredited lab.
- Register on the DoT portal.
- Submit ETA self-declaration with documents.
- Receive ETA certificate.
Related approvals
BIS CRS for electronics, MTCTE for telecom equipment and IMEI registration for mobiles may also apply.
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Frequently asked questions
Is WPC needed for every model?
Approvals are model-specific.
Do Indian manufacturers need ETA?
Yes, for wireless products.
Are test reports from foreign labs accepted?
Reports from labs accredited as per DoT requirements are accepted.
How long does ETA take?
Often a few days to weeks with complete documents.
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