We handle the full type approval process for RF products globally, delivered by our highly experienced team of regulatory professionals ensuring reduced risks and fast lead-times.
We ensure that your product meets EMC and safety standards for interference-free operation.
Guidance for RoHS, REACH, WEEE, and energy efficiency.
We audit your current compliance state and ensure you are meeting all the latest requirements.
Our user-friendly platform offering instant access to meticulously curated, up to date compliance data from over 170 countries.
Request detailed reports on acceptance of your new technology, frequency availability, market access requirements and more.
Strategic support to navigate unclear, opaque, or developing regulatory systems through local partnerships.
Custom training sessions to help your team understand certification processes and avoid costly mistakes.
Our team will be happy to meet you on the video conferencing platform of your preference, discuss your needs and advise on the best compliance strategy.
Provide us with your product specifications and target country list and you will receive our quotation including pricing, estimated lead-times and product sample requirements within 24 hours.
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Eleos Compliance offer international RF, EMC, Safety and Green type approval services for radiocommunications products. Eleos Compliance are a sustainable, values-based business combining extensive experience in the wireless homologation sector with outstanding project management. For full support with your global market access requirements or regulatory intelligence needs please contact us at enquiries@eleoscompliance.com
Industry Updates
Stay ahead of the rapid changes unfolding in RF and EMC regulation worldwide.
Lebanon’s telecommunications regulatory framework has taken a significant step forward with the formal transfer of type approval services from the Ministry of Telecommunications (MoT) to the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA). The move consolidates regulatory oversight under the country’s independent telecom regulator, aiming to improve efficiency, transparency, and alignment with international best practices.
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has published new guidance outlining how manufacturers and test labs should measure radiated emissions from devices using frequencies above 95 GHz.
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has revised the national frequency allocation table to reflect international spectrum decisions, impacting amateur radio, satellite operations, and broadcast auxiliary services.