Documents you can verify, not badges you have to take on trust. Every line below names the standard, the report number, the laboratory that issued it and the models it covers — including the product lines where we hold nothing, which you should hear from us rather than find out later.
This is the complete list of certification documents we hold. Where a standard is listed, it applies only to the models named in the coverage column — read that column before you quote a certificate into a tender or a customs file.
| Product line | Document held | Reference | Models covered |
|---|---|---|---|
| Industrial routersT and D series | CE RED — test report & declaration | STS2406071RE |
T and D series |
| Industrial Ethernet switches | CE EMC — test report | DDT-CE25030709-1E01 |
42 switch models |
| Routers & embedded modules | RoHS — test report | C-DPHTL2505191005E |
T, D and M400 series only |
| Industrial routers4G versions | FCC — equipment grant | 2AM8I-LINBLEissued 2017 |
4G versions only — 5G and RedCap models are outside this grant |
| Enterprise gateways | CE RED — test report & declaration FCC — equipment grant |
STS2406071RE2AM8I-LINBLEissued 2017 |
Shared with the T300 platform — tell us the model and market and we will confirm in writing which documents apply |
| Wireless AP · Wireless bridges · Embedded modules | None held by us | — | Supplied for OEM and white-label programmes, where the brand owner handles type approval |
Reports issued by accredited testing houses, reproduced as issued. These are the two that buyers ask for most often before design-in.
STS2507187E01 · issued 13 Sep 202503-22-MN0350 · issued Oct 2022
GB 4943.1-2022 is the Chinese adoption of IEC 62368-1:2018 with national
deviations (MOD), so we describe safety results as based on IEC 62368-1 — never as
"certified to EN/IEC 62368-1". GB/T 9254.1-2021 is aligned with CISPR 32 /
EN 55032.
In these reports "Class B" refers to emission limits — how much interference the equipment may emit. Immunity — ESD, surge, fast transients — is assessed separately under GB/T 9254.2 / EN 55035 and is not covered by any document on this page. When we say EMC emissions meet Class B, that is exactly and only what the report states.
A type test carried out on one sample is the certification body's grouping logic, not a measurement of every variant. Where a certificate declares a family, it covers exactly the designations printed on it — not the whole catalogue. A single-model report such as the EMC file above names only the model it tested. If your exact model is not named, ask before you design it in.
Tell us the model, the destination country and the standard your customer is asking about. We will send the file if we have it, and tell you plainly if we do not.