Electronics and electrical product conformity: which regime applies
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Equipment that intentionally transmits or receives radio waves for communication or radio determination must comply with Radio Equipment Regulations, including IoT devices, WiFi equipment, and Bluetooth products.
Check if your product uses radio waves (like WiFi, Bluetooth, or IoT devices). If it does, you must meet safety, electromagnetic compatibility, and spectrum rules. From 1 August 2025, internet-connected radio equipment sold in Northern Ireland must also meet extra cybersecurity requirements. In Great Britain, follow the PSTI security rules already in force since 29 April 2024.
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Determine if your product falls under the Radio Equipment Regulations
Apply appropriate conformity assessment procedure (self-declaration for most products)
Ensure product meets essential requirements for safety, EMC, and spectrum use
Prepare technical documentation including test reports
Register product with Ofcom spectrum management if using licensed spectrum
For Great Britain, meet PSTI baseline security requirements in force since 29 April 2024. For Northern Ireland, also meet the radio-equipment cybersecurity requirements in force since 1 August 2025.