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Basic information

The SRRC, or State Radio Regulation Committee, is the authoritative body in China responsible for radio management. It was formed in 1998 through the merger of the National Radio Monitoring Center and the National Radio Spectrum Management Center. The purpose of this merger was to streamline and centralize radio monitoring and spectrum management in the country.

In 1999, the Chinese government introduced special frequency ranges for different types of radio transmitting equipment. This means that not all frequencies can be legally used in China. Any radio transmitting equipment that is sold or used in China must comply with these specific frequency requirements. It is important for applicants to pay attention to the designated frequency range for their radio transmitting equipment.

In order to ensure compliance with these regulations, applicants must obtain SRRC certification, also known as SRMC certification. This certification is a type of radio type approval certification. However, it is important to note that SRRC certification is not the only requirement. Applicants may also need to obtain China Compulsory Certification (CCC) and/or a network access license (MII) approval, depending on the specific scope of their radio transmitting equipment.

Overall, SRRC certification plays a crucial role in ensuring that radio transmitting equipment meets the necessary regulatory standards in China. It helps to regulate the industry and protect the interests of both consumers and manufacturers.