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The SRRC certification, also known as the SRMC certification, is a crucial requirement for radio transmitting equipment sold or used in China. It is issued by the State Radio Regulation Committee (SRRC), which is the National Radio Management Committee responsible for overseeing radio regulations in the country.

Established in 1998, the SRRC was formed through the merger of the National Radio Monitoring Center and the National Radio Spectrum Management Center. Its primary objective is to ensure the lawful and efficient use of radio frequencies in China.

To comply with Chinese regulations, all radio transmitting equipment must operate within specific frequency ranges designated by the Chinese government. This means that not all frequencies can be legally used in China, and manufacturers need to ensure that their products are designed and calibrated accordingly.

Furthermore, obtaining SRRC certification involves more than just meeting the requirements for radio type approval. Applicants also need to consider other factors, such as applying for China Compulsory Certification (CCC) and/or a network access license (MII) approval. These additional certifications are necessary to ensure compliance with the specific scope and use of certain radio transmitting equipment in China.

In summary, SRRC certification, or SRMC certification, is an essential certification for radio transmitting equipment in China. It ensures that the equipment meets the necessary standards and operates within the legally designated frequency ranges set by the Chinese government. Compliance with SRRC certification also involves obtaining other relevant certifications, such as CCC and network access licenses, to ensure full compliance with Chinese regulations.