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RFID Devices in Indonesia: DJID Certification & Regulation
What Are RFID Devices? RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) devices use radio waves to automatically identify and track objects, often through RFID tags and readers. Common applications include: Access cards (e-KTP, ID badges) Inventory and warehouse tracking Livestock and asset monitoring Why Is RFID Certification Mandatory in Indonesia? Under DJID/SDPPI regulations (Kepmen Kominfo No. 260/2024) and Permen Kominfo No. 3/2024, RFID falls under Short Range Device (SRD) classification. Certification is required to ensure compliance with: Radio frequency emission standards Antenna and modulation requirements Electrical safety (for devices above 10 mW) EMC compatibility and frequency stability Indonesian Technical Standards for RFID RFID typically operates
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Why Routers Must Be Tested and Certified by DJID in Indonesia
1. Certification Is Mandatory for Communication Devices Routers are critical tools that enable wireless internet connectivity. In Indonesia, any device that emits radio frequency or uses public spectrum must be certified by DJID (Directorate General of Digital Infrastructure) before it can be distributed or used. 2. Why Routers Need DJID Certification: Legal Compliance: According to KEPMEN KOMDIGI No. 12 of 2025, which regulates the use of Wi-Fi and KEPMEN KOMDIGI No. 260 of 2024, which regulates the use of Bluetooth, every device with a Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or other frequency module must undergo DJID testing and certification before it can be
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KOMDIGI Socialization : Technical Standards for Land Mobile Radio (LMR) Devices in Indonesia
In today’s interconnected world, Land Mobile Radio (LMR) devices are critical for effective and secure communication, especially in sectors such as public safety, logistics, and industrial operations. To address evolving technology and regulatory requirements, the Indonesian government initiated a Communication and Digital Policy (RKM) socialization to inform stakeholders about the updated technical standards for LMR devices. Objectives of the Socialization The policy aims to: Educate stakeholders on the latest technical and regulatory requirements. Guide manufacturers and importers through legal device certification. Ensure compliance and safety in the LMR market. As a recognized certification agency, Cerapproval plays a vital role in
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List of Devices Requiring DJID/SDPPI Certification in 2025
The Indonesian Ministry of Communication and Digital (KOMDIGI) has released a draft Ministerial Decree 2025 detailing the list of telecommunication and consumer devices that must comply with technical standards and obtain DJID/SDPPI certification. 🔍 What’s the Regulation About? This regulation is based on Ministerial Regulation No. 3 of 2024 and defines the mandatory certification scope for devices with communication functionalities — either primary or secondary (such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, LTE, 5G, etc.). 📋 Examples of Devices That Must Be Certified Key categories include: Mobile Devices: Smartphones, feature phones, smartwatches Network Infrastructure: Routers, base stations, microwave links Smart Appliances: Smart refrigerators,
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The Importance of SNI Certification for Crystalline Silicon Photovoltaic Modules (HS Code: 854143)
With the global shift toward renewable energy, crystalline silicon photovoltaic (PV) modules are seeing increasing adoption across Indonesia. However, before entering the Indonesian market, these modules must comply with national standards to ensure product quality, safety, and efficiency. This is where SNI (Indonesian National Standard) certification becomes essential. What is SNI Certification for PV Modules? The SNI certification, issued by the National Standardization Agency of Indonesia (BSN), ensures that a product has passed quality and safety tests according to technical regulations. For crystalline silicon PV modules (HS Code: 854143), certification typically follows SNI IEC 61215 and SNI IEC 61730 standards.
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New Declaration of Conformity (DoC) Format Required for DJID Certification in Indonesia – Effective August 2025
Starting August 1, 2025, the Indonesian Ministry of Communication and Digital (KOMDIGI), through the Directorate General of Digital Infrastructure (DJID), will officially implement a new format for the Declaration of Conformity (DoC) — a mandatory requirement in the certification process for telecommunication devices. This update is based on Article 12 (1) of Ministerial Regulation No. 3 of 2024, which governs the certification of telecommunications devices in Indonesia. 🧾 What Is the Declaration of Conformity? The Declaration of Conformity (DoC) is a legal document submitted by manufacturers or applicants to declare that their telecommunication devices comply with the applicable technical standards,
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DJID Unveils New Identity and Logo for 2025
The Directorate General of Digital Infrastructure (DJID) under Indonesia’s Ministry of Communication and Digital has introduced a new logo in 2025. More than a visual update, the rebranding reflects DJID’s commitment to building a robust, inclusive, and sustainable digital infrastructure. 🧩 Logo Philosophy The logo combines elements that represent DJID’s digital vision: “DJ” letters – Wave/signal icons symbolize digital connectivity. Red & Yellow dots – Intersecting points symbolize energy (red) and enthusiasm (yellow) in digital transformation. “ID” letters – Stand for Digital Infrastructure and also “Indonesia” in a broader context. 🚀 Vision Behind the Rebranding With this new identity, DJID
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Understanding the SNI Mark: Benefits & Certification Process
Introduction The SNI (Standar Nasional Indonesia) mark is Indonesia’s national quality and safety certification, administered by the National Standardization Agency (BSN). Cerapproval, a recognized certification agency, specializes in guiding manufacturers through the SNI certification journey efficiently and reliably. 1. What Is the SNI Mark? The SNI mark indicates that a product has successfully passed a rigorous evaluation process covering materials, manufacturing methods, safety, and performance, complying with Indonesia’s national standards. 2. Purpose of the SNI Mark Consumer Protection: Ensures safety, especially for electrical goods, children’s toys, and household items. Credibility for Manufacturers: A visible trust signal for distributors and retailers.
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Technical Standards for 5G BWA Devices in Indonesia – KOMDIGI Decree No. 204/2025
Regulation Update: Indonesia’s Technical Standard for 5G BWA Devices (IMT-2020) The Indonesian Ministry of Communication and Digital (KOMDIGI) has issued Ministerial Decree No. 204 of 2025, setting the technical standard for Broadband Wireless Access (BWA) devices based on the International Mobile Telecommunications-2020 (IMT-2020) standard. Scope of the Regulation This decree applies to: Subscriber Stations (SS BWA 5G) Base Stations (BS BWA 5G) It aims to regulate safety, EMC compliance, power supply requirements, and radio spectrum usage according to ETSI, IEC, and SNI standards. Key Technical Requirements Power Supply: SS must be powered via AC or AC/DC converters (batteries are not
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Mandatory K3L Product Registration in Indonesia: Complete Guide for 2025
Mandatory K3L Product Registration in Indonesia: 2025 Guide Indonesia requires product registration under K3L regulations (Safety, Health, Environment) for goods posing risks to consumers or the environment. Under PP 29/2021 and Permendag 26/2021, two main categories of products are mandatory for K3L registration: Electrical & Electronic Products Products Containing Hazardous Chemicals 1. Electrical & Electronic Products Electrical goods with potential hazards like electric shock or fire must be registered. Examples include: Vacuum cleaners, rice cookers, microwaves Hair dryers, blenders, mixers, juicers Water dispensers, kettles, irons Power drills, grinders, hand dryers 2. Hazardous Chemical Products Products with health or environmental risks,