DECT

Mobility is the feature which distinguishes DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications) cordless phones from normal fixed line phones.

CETECOM test procedures are according to the current European and US standards. We offer all functional and regulatory testing like radio interface, the GAP protocol, acoustics, network access and specific absorption rate. Moreover we can perform the testing of quality parameters.

• Test spectrum following DECT requirements:
  • EN 301 406, DECT Radio Interface (full-slot, doble-slot, long slot)
  • DECT 6.0 for USA (ANSI C63.17 (FCC part 15D))
  • DECT 6.0 for Canada (RSS 213)
  • TBR 10, DECT Telephony
  • TBR 22, DECT-GAP
  • CAT-iq Certification

• Test spectrum following Network Access Requirements
  • ETSI ES 203 021-1 bis -3, Analogue network access for Voice and Non Voice equipment
  • TBR 3, ISDN Basic Access
  • TIA/EIA/SI-968-A, Analogue network for USA

Related test services

• Acoustic Shock Testing
• TCB approval for USA, Canada, Japan
• ITA-International Type Approval and Global Certification Services
• CAT-iq Qualification
  CETECOM is the first company to achieve the status as CAT-iq  Qualification Laboratory. Furthermore, CETECOM is acting as the CAT-iq Qualification Body under the DECT Forum CAT-iq Certification Program. Certify your products for CAT-iq through the leader of CAT-iq Certification
• EMC
  The tests for ensuring compliance with the EMC protection requirements according to the Electromagnetic Compatibility Act are carried out and documented by our laboratories in accordance with EN 301 489-1 and -6. For USA we test according to FCC part 15 A and B.
• Electrical Safety
  Safety tests of information technology equipment according to EN 60 950 for Europe and according to UL 60950 or respectively to IEC 60 950 for USA. SAR tests according to EN 50 360 and EN 50 361 for Europe and IEEE 1528-2003 / FCC guideline OET 65 for USA.
• Health
  SAR tests according to EN 50 360 and EN 50 361 for Europe and IEEE 1528-2003 / FCC guideline OET 65 for USA.
• Quality Testing
  EIRP diagram of transmitter power Directional receiver sensitivity