The Indian Telegraph (Amendment) Rules, 2017, provides that every piece of telecom equipment must undergo mandatory testing and certification before its sale or import in India. Any Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM)/ importer/ dealer who wishes to sell, import, or use any telecom equipment in India, shall have to obtain a Certificate from Telecommunication Engineering Centre (TEC) and mark or affix the equipment with the appropriate Certification label.
Telecommunication Engineering Centre (TEC) functions under the Department of Telecommunications (DoT), Government of India.
A TEC can be used to remove heat across a wide range, from a few milliwatts all the way up to several thousand watts. Common applications for a TEC include: Avionics and aviation component cooling. Dehumidifiers.
Process of TEC Certification involves following steps:
Step-1: Registration on TEC Portal.
Step-2: Allotment of Testing Lab.
Step-3: Submission of Samples for Testing.
Step-4: Receiving of Test Reports.
Step-5: Submission of Documents & Payment to TEC.
TEC is the abbreviation for Telecommunication Engineering Center. TEC of is the responsible Indian authority when it comes to certification for telecommunications products. From 1991 to 2019, TEC certification could be achieved as a voluntary product registration.
A TEC can be used to remove heat across a wide range, from a few milliwatts all the way up to several thousand watts. Common applications for a TEC include: Avionics and aviation component cooling. Dehumidifiers.