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 in HF (13.56 MHz) and UHF bands (433–434.79 MHz, 2.4 GHz).
- Certification uses standards like EN 300 330, FCC, or SNI CISPR 32 for EMC.
- Devices exceeding 10 mW must comply with IEC 62368‑1 or IEC 60950‑1 for electrical safety.
Step-by-Step Certification Process
- Technical Testing – Conduct tests in an accredited lab for EMC, RF output, and safety.
- Application to DJID/SDPPI – Submit documentation, test reports, photos, and conformity declarations.
- Certificate Issuance – DJID reviews and grants certification if compliant.
- Labeling & Post‑Approval Compliance – Certification info must be included in labeling or user documentation.
Benefits of Certification for Business Operators
✅ Legally sell and distribute RFID devices in Indonesia
✅ Build trust through verified compliance
✅ Avoid customs barriers and fines
✅ Protect consumer interests and data security
Cerapproval’s RFID Certification Services
- Technical documentation and admin preparation
- Coordination with accredited testing labs
- End‑to‑end DJID/SDPPI submission support
- Assistance with TKDN, SNI compliance, and labeling requirements
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