1.
Q：What information do I need to prepare for my first application for Argentina certification?
A：First application for Argentina certification, CE/FCC report, specification, user manual, prototype, test SOP.
2.
Q：Who is the certificate holder of Argentina?
A：Local company in Argentina.
3.
Q：Can the product be applied for a series of models?
A：No, single model single certificate.
4.
Q：Can I not put labels on the product?
A：If the product is too small, the label can be placed on the manual and on the outer packaging; the product is large enough, and the label must be placed on the product, manual and outer packaging as required.
5.
Q：Can Argentina's safety regulations be derived?
A：Yes, if the same is in the same CB.
6.
Q：What international regulations can be used in Argentina's regulations?
A：Basically consistent with FCC.
7.
Q：Does Argentina accept module certification?
A：Not accepted.
8.
Q：What if the product is equipped with an adapter or a battery?
A：The adapter needs to apply for the S Mark separately, and the battery is not controlled.
9.
Q：What language can I use in the manual?
A：Just provide the English version.
10.
Q：Does Argentina control EMC?
A：Argentina does not control EMC separately.
Relevant information
CRA Implementation Enters a Critical Phase
In August 2026, preparations for the implementation of the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) entered a critical stage. With the reporting obligations set to take effect on September 11, 2026, drawing near, the European Commission and the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) have been intensively issuing implementation guidance and materials related to the single reporting platform.
Canada's ISED Officially Releases RSS-310 Issue 6: Major Updates to Radio Frequency Equipment Requirements
Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) has formally issued RSS-310, Issue 6, “Licence-Exempt Radio Apparatus: Category II Equipment,” replacing Issue 5, which has been in effect since 2020