NBTC Certification for Vehicle Radar Systems
Vehicle radar systems — used in automotive applications such as adaptive cruise control, collision avoidance, and blind-spot detection — require NBTC certification before they can be imported or sold in Thailand. The certification path depends on the frequency band and, for the 24 GHz band, on transmit power.
Scope
This page covers vehicle radar only. For general-purpose radar equipment used in industrial, weather, or level-measurement applications, see the Radar page.
Certification Requirements
All bands are governed by NBTC TS 1011-2560.
| Application | Frequency Band | Transmit Power Condition | Max Transmit Power | Certification |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vehicle Radar | 22.00–26.65 GHz | — | −41.3 dBm/MHz eirp | Class A |
| Vehicle Radar | 24.05–24.25 GHz | ≤ 10 mW eirp | 10 mW eirp | SDoC |
| Vehicle Radar | 24.05–24.25 GHz | > 10 mW eirp | 20 dBm eirp | Class A |
| Vehicle Radar | 76–77 GHz | — | 55 dBm eirp | Class A |
| Vehicle Radar | 77–81 GHz | — | 55 dBm eirp | Class A |
Required Documents
For SDoC submissions:
- Technical specification or datasheet including wireless communication details
- Product photos
- Test reports (RF, Safety, EMF/SAR as applicable) from accredited laboratories
- Authorised declaration
For Class A submissions (additional requirement):
- ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation certificate and laboratory scope
No physical product sample submission is required.
Indicative Timeline
Additional time may be required if NBTC requests supplementary documents during review.
Related Pages
General-purpose radar equipment
Radar — NBTC Certification
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