Certification Introduction:

Argentina ENACOM certification is a mandatory certification for wireless and telecommunication products. All equipment connected to the public telecommunication network and using the radio frequency band needs to apply for ENACOM certification. For the export of wireless communication products to Argentina, it is required to apply for ENACOM certification. The original control unit of Argentina wireless certification was CNC, which was later changed to AFTIC, and then changed to ENACOM after 2015.

Authentication Basic Information:

• Is it mandatory: yes

• Regulated Products: All equipment connected to public telecommunications networks and using radio frequency bands

• Factory Inspection: None

• Certificate validity: 3 years

• Local test: support 2G/3G/4G B4 & B8 wireless devices, the 2G/3G/4G part can be exempted by providing FCC certificate report, other wireless devices need to be tested locally

• Local Agent: Yes

Authentication Type:

There are two forms of certification: Homologación (Argentine Standard Certification) or Codificación (Recognized Certification where no standard exists).

Applicable Product Range:

Testing is required for the vast majority of telecommunications line termination equipment and radio frequency equipment.

• all terminal equipment connected to the public telephone network;

• Low-power spread spectrum communication products operating in the 2.4–2.4835GHz frequency band;

• Most radio equipment.

Other:

1. The output power must meet all the following test items:

Conducted power: 500mW (PK)

Radiated power: EIRP, 43dBm (PK) and 40dBm (AV)

Power Density: EIRP, 13dBm/MHz (AV)

2. The antenna gain value needs to be adjusted to meet the above output power requirements.

3, limited to indoor use.

FCC/CE test reports issued by relevant laboratories will be available for certification applications.