Re: [PSES] FCC label for White Labeled products

[Brian Gregory]

  
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From: Charlie Blackham 
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Subject: Re: [PSES] FCC label for White Labeled products
Date: Wed, 13 Dec 2023 15:40:25 +


 
> If you have integrated a FCC module, with modular certification, your product 
> label should state 
> contains FCC ID:XX where XX is the FCC ID of 
> the module.
 
Yup, thanks for the confirmation.  Our contractor already took the "Grantee 
Code - Product Code" route, including doing Subpart C testing!  So, we're stuck 
with the label, but I've gotten around doing any more Subpart C. 
 
> Unless you have separately certified your product as a radio transmitter, 
> theres no other FCC ID label for you to apply
 No, they didn't go that far:  the "Grantee Code" above is the FCC ID of the 
WiFi module.  Thanks for the feedback!Colorado Brian
From: Brian Gregory  
 Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2023 10:06 PM
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 Subject: [PSES] FCC label for White Labeled products
 
 
 Hello experts,
 
Our existing product label has our FCC ID, just under the FCC logo in the 
classic form:x-y,  where
 
x =  the FCC ID of the imbedded, compliant WiFi model ("Grantee Code" in 
FCC lingo), and   
y = our product name, per the UL label. ("Product Code" ).
 
We're trying to offer a label to our strategic partner who is selling the same 
product under their product name:   z.
 
So, it seemed obvious to label that product's FCC ID as  x-z.
 
I'm trying to confirm this from FCC on this, and can't find much in the way of 
official guidance, nor any response from the help ticket I pulled nor on our 
FRN registration page.
Anybody else have experience with alternate product codes on FCC labelling?
 
Colorado Brian 
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Re: [PSES] FCC label for White Labeled products

[David Schaefer]

Hi Brian,

I think you’re asking about doing a change in ID. KDB 249634 has information on 
the process.

https://apps.fcc.gov/oetcf/kdb/forms/FTSSearchResultPage.cfm?id=188453=P

Thanks,


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 Hello experts,

Our existing product label has our FCC ID, just under the FCC logo in the 
classic form:x-y,  where

x =  the FCC ID of the imbedded, compliant WiFi model ("Grantee Code" in 
FCC lingo), and
y = our product name, per the UL label. ("Product Code" ).

We're trying to offer a label to our strategic partner who is selling the same 
product under their product name:   z.

So, it seemed obvious to label that product's FCC ID 

Re: [PSES] FCC label for White Labeled products

[Charlie Blackham]

Brian

If you have integrated a FCC module, with modular certification, your product 
label should state "contains FCC ID:XX" where XX is the FCC ID 
of the module.

Unless you have separately certified your product as a radio transmitter, 
there's no other FCC ID label for you to apply and your strategic partner would 
apply the same label.

Best regards
Charlie

Charlie Blackham
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From: Brian Gregory 
Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2023 10:06 PM
To: EMC-PSTC@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG
Subject: [PSES] FCC label for White Labeled products


 Hello experts,

Our existing product label has our FCC ID, just under the FCC logo in the 
classic form:x-y,  where

x =  the FCC ID of the imbedded, compliant WiFi model ("Grantee Code" in 
FCC lingo), and
y = our product name, per the UL label. ("Product Code" ).

We're trying to offer a label to our strategic partner who is selling the same 
product under their product name:   z.

So, it seemed obvious to label that product's FCC ID as  x-z.

I'm trying to confirm this from FCC on this, and can't find much in the way of 
official guidance, nor any response from the help ticket I pulled nor on our 
FRN registration page.
Anybody else have experience with alternate product codes on FCC labelling?

Colorado Brian


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