Certification Overview

ENACOM

ENACOM certification is mandatory in Argentina for wireless and telecommunications products. Equipment connected to public telecommunications networks or using radio frequencies must obtain approval. Wireless communications products exported to Argentina require ENACOM certification. The regulator was previously CNC, then AFTIC, and became ENACOM after 2015.

Argentina ENACOM — Detailed Introduction

1. Certification Overview

ENACOM certification is mandatory in Argentina for wireless and telecommunications products. Equipment connected to public telecommunications networks or using radio frequencies must obtain approval. Wireless communications products exported to Argentina require ENACOM certification. The regulator was previously CNC, then AFTIC, and became ENACOM after 2015.

 

2. Certification Mark

3. Certification Categories

1. Homologación (Certification to Argentine Standards)
2. Codificación (Recognition Where No Standard Exists)

 

4. Product Scope

All equipment connected to public telecommunications networks or using radio frequency bands

 

5. Required Documents

1. Spanish User Manual
2. Product Nameplate
3. Internal and External Product Photographs
4. Test Software
5. Technical Specifications
6. Technical Documents
7. Antenna Specifications
8. Customer Information Form
9. Argentine Importer Information (If Applicable)

 

6. Sample Requirements

Three Samples

 

7. Certification Process

1. Send samples to Argentina for testing

2. Complete ENACOM registration after testing

3. ENACOM certificate issued

 

7. Certification Timeline & Validity

Validity: 3 years. Timeline: 12–14 weeks from receipt of samples at the Argentine laboratory and completion of all documents.

 

8. Factory Inspection

No factory inspection required

 

9. Important Notes

1. One certificate per model

2. One certificate per trademark

3. The certificate holder must be an Argentine importer

 

10. Mark Usage Guidelines

Once a certificate is issued to a local supplier, a specific RAMATEL ID is assigned. It must appear directly below the RAMATEL regulatory identification mark under Resolution 854 RAMATEL 2020. The mark has several variants. For horizontal or basic labels, the ID may appear to the right. The available RAMATEL label variants are shown below:

The RAMATEL regulatory mark must use the Montserrat typeface, while the ID number must use Arial with a minimum size of 5 points. Dimensions for the selected label variants are shown below:

 

Argentine ENACOM Certification

· Testing Content: Wireless
· Applicable Products: All equipment connected to public telecommunications networks or using radio frequency bands
· Mandatory: Yes
· Factory Inspection: None
· Local Representative: Required
· Plug Type: Argentine
· Voltage Requirement: AC 230 V
· Application Route: Direct application
· Certificate Holder:
· Certificate Validity: 3 Years
· Official Website:
· Certificate Verification Website:
· Additional Notes:

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