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Thailand Wi-Fi Certification
Routers, cameras, smart home and IoT devices with Wi-Fi need NBTC approval in Thailand. The good news: NBTC accepts CE/FCC reports for transfer, saving significant time.
Which Wi-Fi Products Need Thailand Certification?
All Wi-Fi products — routers, access points, Wi-Fi cameras, smart speakers, smart home hubs — fall under NBTC when exported to Thailand.
| Product | NBTC wireless | TISI safety | Timeline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wi-Fi router / access point | Required | If mains-powered | 3-6 weeks |
| Wi-Fi camera | Required | Adapter only | 4-6 weeks |
| Smart home hub / IoT gateway | Required | Depends on power | 3-6 weeks |
| Power adapter for above | Not required (no RF) | Required | 6-12 weeks |
NBTC Standards & CE/FCC Transfer
NBTC wireless testing is based on ETSI standards with Thai national deviations:
| Band | Reference standard | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2.4 GHz | EN 300 328 | With Thai national deviations |
| 5 GHz | EN 301 893 | With Thai national deviations |
Transfer advantage: NBTC accepts FCC Part 15C or CE-RED EN 300 328 reports as the basis. Usually only a few Thai national deviation tests are needed, saving 40-60% of the time versus a full test.
FAQ
Can I use a CE or FCC Wi-Fi report for Thailand?
Yes. NBTC accepts FCC Part 15C or CE-RED EN 300 328 reports. Typically you only add a few Thai national deviation tests, saving significant time.
Is a local representative required?
Yes. NBTC requires a Thai-registered company as the applicant.
Does my Wi-Fi router need TISI?
If it is mains-powered, the power supply/adapter is likely on the TISI mandatory list. Confirm your specific configuration with a lab.
How long does NBTC certification take?
Typically 3-6 weeks with a CE/FCC report. Full testing without transfer takes longer.
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