FCC Part 15 Testing
FCC Part 15 Compliance Support
What FCC Part 15 Means for Your Product
FCC Part 15 is a section of U.S. federal regulations that sets limits on radio frequency emissions from electronic devices. These rules help ensure that products do not interfere with other wireless communications, broadcasting, or radio services when marketed and used in the United States. Devices subject to Part 15 can include digital electronics and RF equipment that intentionally or unintentionally emit radio frequency energy.
See the FCC website for more descriptive information.
Meeting FCC Part 15 requirements is an important step in preparing your product for the U.S. market.
Why Early FCC Planning Matters
Addressing Part 15 requirements during the design and development process can reduce the likelihood of late-stage redesigns and shorten time to market. Proactive planning helps you anticipate emissions issues, refine your design, and coordinate more effectively with external labs.
Get Started with FCC Compliance Support
If you’re preparing a product for FCC Part 15 compliance and want help evaluating design readiness, scheduling a pre-scan, or determining next steps with third-party testing, contact VPI Technology. Our team is ready to support your project needs and help you navigate FCC requirements with confidence.
Contact us to discuss your device and compliance goals.
How VPI Can Help
Pre-Scan Evaluations
We offer pre-scan testing in our anechoic chamber in Draper, Utah, to help you identify potential emissions issues early in development. These evaluations provide insight into how a product might perform under formal test conditions and help inform design decisions before engaging with a third-party testing laboratory.
Design and Compliance Guidance
Our engineering team brings deep experience with RF and electronic product development. We can help you understand what the Part 15 standards mean for your device, review your design with compliance in mind, and recommend strategies for addressing emissions or interference concerns.
Preparing for Third-Party Testing
Formal FCC testing and certification must be completed by an accredited third-party laboratory for your product to receive official authorization. VPI can assist with:
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Clarifying applicable FCC requirements
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Helping assemble documentation and test plans
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Providing recommendations for qualified third-party testing partners
Our goal is to make the path to compliance clearer and more efficient, even though final certification is handled externally.