Let’s get your IoT device ready for our network.
Our device network certification process ensures that your device achieves performance on our network.
Our device network certification process ensures that your device achieves performance on our network.
Our streamlined and straightforward certification process helps you get
your device ready to connect to our network—quickly and with confidence.
Device intake.
Complete our initial intake and questionnaire.
Compliance checks.
Document that your device complies with our requirements, functional sanity testing, and RF OTA results
Lab validation testing.
Our team evaluates if your device is ready for lab entry, and if so, enters it into our Validation Lab.
Complete certification.
We will grant TA approval and promote the device on our website on your behalf.
Updates to device hardware or firmware/application software must be re-certified and communicated to
PTCRB stands for PCS Type Certification Review Board. It’s a certification program established by leading wireless operators to define test specifications and processes to ensure device interoperability on global wireless networks. With PTCRB certification, operators and device manufacturers are confident of a device’s interoperability with member mobile networks. PTCRB testing and certification is executed by PTCRB labs.
If you meet all of
If using a
The lowest level cellular radio system is called a chipset. The chipset handles the actual connections. A module incorporates the chipset with other hardware and software to add new levels of cellular functionality. The module interfaces between your device and the
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulates interstate and international communications by radio, television, wire, satellite, and cable in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and U.S. territories. An independent U.S. government agency overseen by Congress, the commission is the United States' primary authority for communications law, regulation, and technological innovation.
More information can be found at https://www.fcc.gov/engineering-technology/laboratory-division/general/equipment-authorization.
Depending on device other certifications may be available or required.
As leading service operator
Your 4G LTE or 5G capable devices may experience loss of service due to incorrect Access Point Name (APN) configuration in your device settings. To avoid service interruptions, check the APN configuration for all currently deployed devices and always confirm the correct APN configuration before activating/deploying any additional devices. See SIM and APN details .
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