Group
Wireless power Certification by Country
Wireless power transfer, from Qi phone chargers to electric vehicle charging pads.
Requirements by country
| Country | Authority | Status | Conditions | Lead time | Requirements |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Egypt | NTRA | Allowed, approval required | – | Paperwork: 14 days. Local Testing 4-5 weeks. | Requirements → |
| Hong Kong | OFCA | Allowed, approval required | – | 15 working days | Requirements → |
| Japan | MIC | Allowed, approval required | – | 3–4 weeks | Requirements → |
| South Korea | RRA | Allowed, approval required | – | About 8 weeks | Requirements → |
| Saudi Arabia | CST | Allowed, approval required | – | About 2 weeks | Requirements → |
| United Arab Emirates | TDRA | Allowed, approval required | – | 3-5 working days | Requirements → |
| Australia | ACMA | Allowed, approval required | – | 5 business days | Requirements → |
| Argentina | ENACOM | Allowed, approval required | – | 12-14 weeks | Requirements → |
| Brunei | AITI | Allowed, approval required | – | 2 weeks | Requirements → |
| Cambodia | TRC | Allowed, approval required | – | 15 working days | Requirements → |
| Laos | MTC | Allowed, approval required | – | Paperwork: 10 working days. Local Testing: Take several additional weeks | Requirements → |
| Malaysia | SIRIM | Allowed, approval required | – | Paperwork about 2weeks. Local testing approximately 4 to 6 weeks. | Requirements → |
| Philippines | NTC | Allowed, approval required | – | 20-25 business days | Requirements → |
| Singapore | IMDA | Allowed, approval required | – | 3 days (M2M: 2–3 months) | Requirements → |
| Thailand | NBTC | Allowed, approval required | – | 4–8 weeks | Requirements → |
| Vietnam | MoST | Allowed, approval required | – | 5–6 weeks | Requirements → |
Technologies in this group
- Wireless charging (Qi)The Qi standard for inductive wireless charging of phones, earbuds and wearables.
Topics
Basics
- What is Wireless Power Transmission?This article will discuss wireless power transmission in more depth, including its definition, history, benefits, and regulations.
Pros and cons
- What is Wireless Charging and Its Advantages?This article will outline information about wireless charging from its definition, how it works, advantages, to its regulation in Indonesia.
- Wireless Charger for Smartphones Advantages and DisadvantagesThis article provides information about the advantages and disadvantages of wireless charger for smartphones that you should consider.
- Advantages and Disadvantages of Wireless Charger CarThis article will tell you about some of the advantages and disadvantages of wireless charger car that you can consider.
- Wireless Charging for Electric Cars: How It Works and Its BenefitsWireless charging for electric cars is one of the most promising applications of wireless power transmission (WPT) in the automotive industry.
- Advantages of Wireless Power Transmission and ApplicationThere is no need to doubt the advantages of Wireless Power Transmission (WPT) because it has been widely applied in various industries. The…
Practical tips
- 5 Causes that Make Wireless Charging Not Working and How to Solve ThemThis article will help explain the common causes of wireless charging not working and how to fix it.
- Wireless Charger Car: How It Works and How to UseWireless charger car technology is a feature in vehicles that enables easy charging of smartphones without the need for cables.
Regulation updates
- Japan MIC New Standards for WPT and 800 MHZ BandMIC established 2 new technical standards for WPT Systems in the 920 MHz, 800 MHz Band Broadband Low-Power Wireless Communications Systems, and 3D…
More articles
- Challenges and Certification Requirements for Wireless Power Transmission in IndonesiaWireless Power Transmission (WPT) in Indonesia has developed very rapidly both in terms of providing infrastructure and supporting technology.
See also
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