SDoC
Video Transmitter NBTC Certification
Video transmitters and combined video/audio transmitters sold or imported into Thailand require NBTC approval before they can be placed on the market. Devices operating in the 470–694 MHz band follow the SDoC (Supplier's Declaration of Conformity) path — with an estimated processing time of approximately one week from submission.
Certification Requirements
| Application | Frequency Band | Max Transmit Power | Certification | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Video transmitter or video and audio transmitter | 470–694 MHz | 10 mW | SDoC | Announcement regarding equipment permitted for general use |
Note:The 694–806 MHz band immediately above this range is allocated to wireless microphone use under NBTC regulations and requires Class A certification. If your product transmits in that range, see the Wireless Microphone page.
Required Documents
- Technical specifications and product datasheet
- Product photographs (exterior and labelling)
- Test report from an accredited laboratory
- Authorised declaration (signed by the manufacturer or authorised representative)
Estimated Timeline
SDoC:Approximately 1 week from submission
Related Pages
Adjacent band — different cert type
Wireless Microphone
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