Hong Kong Telecommunications Equipment Evaluation and Certification (HKTEC) Scheme. OFCA Schedule Fee For Certification Service by SGS Hong Kong Ltd.
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1 SAR certification for type approved mobile equipment for use in the public mobile radiotelephone service ,500 Mobile Equipment for use in the public mobile radiotelephone service including: 4,800 GSM, PCS and GSM/PCS dual-mode G mobile CDMA Direct Spread (UTRA FDD) G mobile CDMA200 Spread Spectrum 1054 LTE (evolved ULTRA FDD) 1057 TV antenna amplifier ,800 Low power device ,800 Model control and radio equipment operating in the 27 MHz band ,800 Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Equipment : 4,800 operating in the MHz and / or MHz Bands 1049 operating in the 433 MHz Band 1051 Cordless telecommunications apparatus (CTA) including: 4, /47 MHz cordless telephone /868 MHz cordless telephone /49 MHz cordless telephone 1026 PHS 1027 DECT 1034 Bluetooth GHz cordless telephone GHz cordless telephone /380 MHz cordless telephone GHz wireless LAN equipment GHz wireless LAN equipment 1039 Form No.: SGS_OFCA_Price List_V2 ( ) Page 1 of 5
2 409 MHz short-range portable radio ,800 Medical implant communication system ,800 UWB radio communications device ,800 UWB automotive short range radar ,800 Public paging receiver ,000 Wireless microphone equipment not exempted from licensing ,800 Citizen Band (CB) radio equipment, including: 4,800 CB radio transceiver for use on-board craft and vessels 1022 CB radio transceiver operating in the 27 MHz band 1050 Equipment for use in Maritime GMDSS radio services including: 2,400 Radiotelephone equipment operating on the frequency 2182 khz 1218 Radiotelephone distress frequency watch receiver 1223 MF and HF single sideband radiotelephone transmitters and receivers 1224 Radiotelephone alarm signal generating devices 1225 Narrowband direct-printing telegraph equipment for the reception of navigational and meteorological warnings and urgent information to ships (NAVTEX) HF narrow-band direct-printing telegraph equipment for the reception of navigational and meteorological warnings and urgent information to ships MHz emergency position-indicating radio beacon (EPIRB) 1259 Ship earth stations capable of 2-way communications GHz float-free satellite emergency position indicating radio beacons (EPIRBs) operating through the geostationary INMARSAT satellite system 1261 Float-free VHF emergency position-indicating radio beacons (EPIRBs) 1262 VHF radio installations capable of voice communications and digital selective calling Shipborne MF radio installations capable of voice communications and digital selective calling Shipborne MF/HF radio installations capable of voice communications, narrowband direct-printing and digital selective calling Shipborne integrated radio communications system (IRCS) 1266 Survival craft two-way VHF radiotelephone apparatus 1277 Marine radar transponder (SART) 1281 Inmarsat enhanced group call (EGC) equipment and Inmarsat Standard-C ship earth station for direct printing 1282 Form No.: SGS_OFCA_Price List_V2 ( ) Page 2 of 5
3 Land Mobile Radio Equipment including: 6,000 Angle modulated VHF and UHF land mobile radio equipment 1002 Public paging transmitter 1004 Angle modulated VHF and UHF land mobile radio transceiver intended primarily for data application 1010 Angle modulated 800 MHz trunked radio equipment 1016 TETRA trunked radio equipment 1047 Base station and repeater equipment for use in the public mobile radiotelephone service including 800 MHz CDMA dual mode, GSM, PCS, GSM/PCS dual-mode, 3G and LTE (evolved ULTRA FDD) Fixed Link Equipment including: 6, MHz fixed link transceiver GHz digital fixed link equipment GHz digital fixed link equipment GHz wireless access equipment 1042 Other Radio equipment : 6,000 Single Side Band equipment for voluntary fitting in small craft in the MHz frequency band 1001 Angle modulated VHF maritime for voluntary fitting in small craft 1005 Industrial, scientific & medical (ISM) equipment 1007 Equipment type not covered by any HKTA but approved by OFCA for use in Hong Kong, subject to compliance with specific technical standard stipulated by OFCA for that type of equipment Specific technical standard stipulated by OFCA Certification for each equipment variant 1,200 Issue of replacement certificate, subject to declaration made by the applicant that the original certificate is defaced, destroyed or lost 6, Form No.: SGS_OFCA_Price List_V2 ( ) Page 3 of 5
4 Type of Customer Premises Equipment for Connection to Public Telecommunication Network Single-line equipment : ,400 analogue telephone 2011 fax machine 2012 dial-up modem 2014 Telex machine 2016 ISDN terminal equipment using BRA 2019 data line equipment 2021 ASDL equipment 2022 X.25 equipment Multi-line equipment : ,800 Dual-line telephone 2012 PABX 2014 Keyline system 2019 Call distribution system 2021 IVRS 2022 Voice mail system 2023 ISDN terminal equipment using BRA 2026 Cable modem Optical Leased Circuit Equipment : 4,800 SDH 2038 IVRS 2039 Equipment using trunk interface : ,000 PABX 2015 IVRS 2017 Call distribution system 2018 ISDN Primary Rate Access 2027 Form No.: SGS_OFCA_Price List_V2 ( ) Page 4 of 5
5 Type of Customer Premises Equipment for Connection to Public Telecommunication Network Payphone ,000 PABX 2024 Certification for each equipment variant 1,200 Issue of replacement certificate, subject to declaration made by the applicant that the original certificate is defaced, destroyed or lost 700 Note: 1. A piece of equipment shall be classified into one or more of the equipment types given in the tables and the applicant shall be charged according to the fee of each equipment type separately. 2. The scheduled certification fee does not include equipment testing. Please contact for quotation of equipment testing. 3. The above price is effective from 1 Feb 2012 applications. Form No.: SGS_OFCA_Price List_V2 ( ) Page 5 of 5
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