What Is The Difference Between FCC Class A and Class B

 

What is FCC certification?

FCC is the abbreviation of (Federal Communications Commission), FCC certification is a mandatory certification for electronic products to enter the US market. Involves more than 50 states in the United States.

Difference Between Class A and Class B

Digital devices fall into two categories –

Class A

and

Class B

, Class A are ones that are marketed exclusively for use in business, industrial and commercial environment. Class B are ones that are marketed for mostly use in residential environment.

MACTRON GROUP (MTG) FCC Certification

Apply to our MACTRON GROUP (MTG) products and market segments, our products which are apply to CommTRON (Commercial) and AutoTRON (Automation) are mostly qualify as Class A, because it is highly unlikely that they would be used in residential areas.

Feature Product WCP2157	Feature Products MMS0700, MMS1200	Feature Product WAP2155

However, for our MediTRON (Medical Healthcare) products, because it’s highly used in residential environment for medical patients’ usages, so it will highly be classified as Class B digital devices.

View MACTRON GROUP’s solution here to find out more about our market segmentations and relevant products that apply to our different application usages.