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FCC Equipment Authorisation logo artwork & usage guide

FCC labelling identifies the applicable US radio-frequency equipment authorisation route.

Issued by
Federal Communications Commission
Programme / market
United States
Mark type
Regulatory symbol
Artwork access
See source requirements
Source checked
23 September 2026

What this mark means

FCC labelling identifies the applicable US radio-frequency equipment authorisation route.

Before using this resource

  1. Check the equipment authorisation, responsible party and required identification before preparing the product label.
  2. Keep the official source and the product-specific assessment or approval with the artwork brief.

A detail worth checking

The FCC logo is not an electrical-safety certificate. FCC IDs and supplier declarations are not interchangeable.

Useful to know

What should I check before choosing this artwork?

The FCC logo is not an electrical-safety certificate. FCC IDs and supplier declarations are not interchangeable. Start with Federal Communications Commission and retain the exact designation or identifier required for your product.

Does downloading the artwork give me permission to use it?

No. Follow the issuer’s eligibility, licensing and artwork guidance for your specific product. The library helps you find the source; the issuer authorises use.

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Regulatory context

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