The Indian WPC certification is an organization that enforces the wireless regulations in India. All wireless products must obtain the approval of WPC before they can enter the market. 

Wireless products in India's wireless certification are divided into two modes: ETA (Equipment Type of Approval) certification and License licensing. The criteria for determination are based on the working frequency band used by the applied equipment. 

For the frequency bands that are freely accessible, an ETA certification is required; if the device uses other non-free-access frequency bands, such as GSM or WCDMA mobile phones, a license needs to be applied for. 

1. Range of products certified by WPC in India 

Cover all devices equipped with radio transmitting devices. This includes mobile (GSM or WCDMA) phones, wireless local area network (WLAN) devices such as Wi-Fi devices, Bluetooth devices, Zigbee devices, WiMAX devices, RFID devices, contactless smart card readers, and some other products with RF transmitters. 

2. Mandatory product catalogue of Indian WPC 

(STB set-top box) 

(2) AV products 

(3) Computer products 

(4) 32-inch and larger plasma/LCD/LED televisions, DVD players with built-in amplifiers that consume more than 200W of power, microwave ovens 

(5) Projectors or display devices with a screen size of 32 inches or larger, printers, plotters 

(6) Scanner 

(7) Wireless keyboard 

(8) Telephone 

(9) Equipment for automatic data processing of electronic clocks on the input side of instruments, with power output exceeding 200W for both the input side of the power amplifier and the electronic side of the equipment.