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Type approval in Jordan
TRC approval in Jordan refers to the process of obtaining approval from the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC) of Jordan. The TRC is the governmental body responsible for regulating telecommunications and information technology sectors in the country. TRC approval is typically required for various activities related to the import, use, and operation of telecommunications equipment and services in Jordan.
Some common instances where TRC approval is needed include:
Import and Sale of Telecommunication Equipment: If a company or individual wants to import and sell telecommunications devices such as mobile phones, radios, or other wireless communication devices in Jordan, they must obtain TRC approval to ensure the equipment complies with local regulations and technical standards.
Frequency Licensing: TRC approval is necessary for the use of specific radio frequencies.
This is especially important for wireless communication systems, broadcasters, and
telecommunications service providers who wish to operate on certain frequency bands.
Service Provider Licensing: Companies wishing to offer telecommunications services
(e.g., internet, mobile networks, or satellite services) in Jordan need to be licensed by
the TRC. This involves compliance with local laws, network requirements, and service
quality standards.
Compliance with Technical Standards: The TRC ensures that equipment and services
meet the technical standards to avoid interference with other devices and maintain a
stable, secure, and efficient communication infrastructure in the country.
Approval for New Technologies: Companies introducing new telecommunication technologies or services (like 5G networks, Internet of Things (IoT) devices, etc.) may need TRC approval to ensure they align with Jordan's regulatory framework.
Jordan TRC type approval requires acceptable CE reports.
1 sample required for in country testing. Functional testing only. Sample is not returned.
Products with GPS must use local in country server service to send and receive data. A license for using the GPS is also required and must be obtained by the manufacturer’s local agent.
Lead time is approximately 4-6 weeks from the time all document have been supplied.
The TRC issued certificate is valid for 1 year.
Frequencies allowed in Jordan:
For GPS all data needs to go through in country server. As the server is inside the country, the data will be allowed to go out of the country (as long as it's going through the local server). A license for using the GPS is also required and must be obtained by the manufacturer’s local agent.
Jordan has repurposed 94% of its 900 MHz band for 4G networks.
WLAN: 2.4 GHz is allowed for WLAN.
Bluetooth: 2.4 GHz Bluetooth is allowed.
The Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC) of Jordan also allows WIFI 6E in the 5925–6426 MHz band for portable devices.
Contact CSIA for a more detailed list of frequencies allowed in Jordan.
Jordan is located in the Middle East.
The current population as of 2024 is 11,540,953.
Arabic is Jordan's official language.
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Jordan Regulatory Approval Overview
Jordan TRC label requirements:
Labels must be affixed in one of the following locations:
Physically and/or electronically on the product
and/or the outer packaging
In the user manual and/or device operating
system
Labels must include the Manufacturer Name,
Brand, Model, Marketing Name (and IMEI for devices with a cellular module)
Exempted products include:
Printers, Copiers, Monitors, Desktop Computers, and Wired and Wireless Cameras without high power radio functionality
Short-Range Devices (SRDs) that only support Bluetooth Technology
Satellite Television Receivers
Wired Phones without radio communications module
Regulatory Updates for Jordan
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country specific requirements such as a local representative, local certificate holder, translating documents into the native language, etc.
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Jordan
November 2023
The Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC) has published a new version of the short range devices license.
October 2023
The Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC) of Jordan has recently revised the existing and outdated SRD regulation for Jordan, and they have now published the updated Type Approval Regulation Version #2.
Here is a summary of the key updates and significant changes in the new SRD Regulation:
Adding Band 26957-27283 KHz for Inductive devices.
Adding Band 27090-27100 KHz for Inductive devices.
Adding Band 174-216 MHz for Radio Microphones
Adding Band 470-694 MHz for Radio Microphones
Adding Band 2446-2454 MHz for RFID (500mW-4W)
Adding Band 24.25-26.65 GHz for Transport and Traffic Telematics.
Removing Band 865-868 MHz (500mW, EN 303659)
Removing Band 870-874.4 MHz
Removing Band 915-919.4 MHz
Correct the restrictions for Band 5250-5350 MHz be allowed for both indoor and outdoor usage.
Removing Band 57-71 GHz (for the outdoor fixed installation)
It is important to note that this new type approval regulation is currently in effect. Manufacturers and suppliers of telecommunications equipment in Jordan should ensure compliance with the specified requirements.
September 2022
The Telecommunications Regulation Commission (TRC) of The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan has entered into agreement with 3 operators to enable the launch of 5G technology in Jordan. Portions of the 3400-3800 MHz frequency band will be assigned to the 5G operators and the launch will occur within 18 months.
April 2022
The Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC) in Jordan published an updated on the regulations for RLAN use in Jordan. The new published RLAN regulations were officially approved on 13th April 2022 and is applicable for all RLAN devices.
The new RLAN rules allow the usage of WIFI 6E within the operating frequency band of 5925 – 6426 MHz for portable devices (indoor and outdoor).
5150-5350 MHz – TRC has allowed B2 (5250-5350 MHz) to be used, which means the whole band (B1, B2) is now allowed for indoor and outdoor use with 23 dBm Max EIRP.
5470-5725 MHz – TRC has allowed this band for indoor use only with 30 dBm Max EIRP.
5925-6425 MHz (Wi-Fi 6E) – TRC has allowed this band for portable devices (indoor and outdoor) with 25 mW dBm Max EIRP.
57-71 GHz – TRC has allowed this band to be used with 40 dBm Max EIRP provided that TX power shall not exceed 27 dBm.
February 2022
The Telecommunications Regulation Commission (TRC) of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan made amendments to Short-Range Device (SRD) License document at the end of September 2021. The SRD License is based on the Jordanian Telecommunications Law No. 13 and ITU valid Regulations and Recommendations.
November 2021
The Telecommunications Regulation Commission (TRC) of The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan has published an updated Short Range Device (SRD) License on September 27, 2021. Updates to the document include changes in the allowances for 5150-5350 MHz, 5470‑5725 MHz, and 5925-6425 MHz frequency bands.
February 2020
Type approval certificates are now valid for 3 years. Previously they were only valid for 1 year.
Cellular products require samples for testing.
September 2019
The Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (TRC) is now allowing companies to conduct technical experiments for the operation of 5G networks. The transition from 3G to 4G and on to 5G has moved quickly over the last 2 years. Several countries around the world are discontinuing 3G service starting at the end of 2018.