Standard & market guideISED CanadaTTS / Certification
Where it applies
Applies to radio transmitters and interference-causing digital devices sold in Canada. FCC evidence may overlap technically, but US authorisation is not automatically Canadian authorisation.
What the evidence needs to show
- Determine RSS, ICES and RF-exposure requirements
- Certification normally uses the company number, product number and recognised-body process
- Configure labels, e-labelling and manual statements correctly
Build the evidence in this order
- Confirm Canadian category and bands
- Compare FCC and ISED differences
- Complete additional testing and certification
- Review labels, manuals and market records
Common misunderstandings
- An FCC ID does not replace an ISED certification number
- Antenna, power or radio-software changes can trigger a permissive change
Official reference
ISED Canada: devices and equipment ↗
Confirm product-specific scope and the applicable edition with TTS before making a compliance decision.