Upon receiving your licence, it is important to understand that the Compliance Manual Regulations stipulates the requirement for a number of different reports which the holders of ECS and ECNS licences are required to submit in order to ensure compliance with the terms and conditions of their licences.
Licensees will need to make 20 different submissions to ICASA each year in order to remain compliant. If this sounds overwhelming, you will be pleased to know that there are resources available to our industry to help licensees navigate the complex maze of regulatory applications, procedures and reporting.
One such resource is Ellipsis, established in as a provider of specialised legal advice and services to the telecommunications industry. Please refer to ellipsis. Staying up to date with your licence fees is imperative to avoid shut down of transmission equipment. If the equipment used within your network does not carry the required Type Approvals, you risk the chance of equipment getting seized upon ICASA inspection. We list all ICASA type approvals on our website and you can download the certificate for your product at any time.
Simply navigate to the product in question on scoop. Our type approved products are supplied with a Type approval sticker similar to the one below.
Please direct any queries to [email protected] ICASA has put the Type Approval process in place to ensure these products adhere to local regulations and are safe to use. To view more information on the type approval process, please visit this link. Our online platform has been optimized to ensure all necessary information is readily available. We encourage our customers to make use of our online order system which shows stock availability and pricing in real-time, as well as payment and courier options on check out.
Simply lookup the regulations for the communications industry in your country. See list here. September 16, Did you like this post? Search The Blog. As stated above a local representative, a legal entity in the country, is required to submit the documents.
ICASA is typically very busy and while published lead times are around 4 weeks they usually are closer to 8 weeks out. Once the certificate is issued an application to print your own labels is required. For this application we require an example of your label showing the ICASA local and certificate number. For all products except cellular the approval is valid indefinitely.
Cellular products require renewal each March. Contact CSIA for more information on this type approval process. This is a safety approval. Starting in late SABS now requires in country testing. Cost cannot be provided until we submit but CSIA may be able to give you an idea of cost based on your product prior to submitting. Once issued the SABS certificate is valid for 3 years at which time a renewal is required.
Contact CSIA for more information on this approval process. In most cases we can leverage your CE or CB test reports as part of the approval process and avoid in country testing. While NRCS has published lead times are around weeks they usually are closer to 8 weeks to process the applications. South Africa updates. June Adoption of the regulation is expected in early , with implementation in mid-late May Note that all approved safety test reports with this standard are now accepted.
For the time being, standards and are still used in the country in addition to
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