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All mobile phones, tablets and mobile computers or devices that are provided with display or that can be connected to a display are required to have CITC E-Label embedded in their software as a proof of compliance.
The E-label should be affixed with the type approval certificate number (TA xxxx-y).
Reference: GEN002, GEN003 technical standards issued 10/07/2021
The Communications and Information Technology Commission’s (CITC) in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has recently updated the technical specifications of communications and information technology devices and equipment to accommodate to the latest technological developments.
These specifications cover all communication and information technology devices and equipment manufactured in or supplied to the Kingdom.
CITC has published the updated technical specifications on their website
Source: Official Link
The Communications and Information Technology Commission (CITC) announced that it will be the first country in Europe, Africa and Middle East to make the full 6 GHz frequency band available for Wi-Fi use. That means there are now 150% more open airwaves that routers can use for the new generation of Wi-Fi network. By allocating 1,200 MHz of the radio spectrum for the WiFi6e,
Saudi Arabia has now made 2,035 MHz of spectrum available for new generation of WiFi and other license-exempt technologies — more than any country in the world.
Source: official link
The Communications and Information Technology Commission (CITC) has launched a public consultation on the modernization of technical specifications for communication and information technology devices and equipment to accommodate the latest technological developments and enable the provisioning of state of the art communication and information technology services in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. These specifications define how all communication and information technology devices and equipment manufactured or imported to the Kingdom are used, with conformance to them being mandatory for all parties manufacturing, importing or selling these devices and equipment in the Kingdom.
The primary objectives of this update are to improve the quality of services using these devices and equipment and enable the provisioning of state of the art communication and information technology services in the Kingdom to satisfy the Kingdom's digital needs as per CITC's strategy to transform into a digital regulator.
Views are welcome from local and international telecom and technology providers, industrial stakeholders, public entities and members of the public as well as consumers of telecom and digital services. The submissions from interested parties are open till the 3rd of April, 2021. Interested parties are requested to answer the questions listed in the “Consultation Questions" section.
https://www.citc.gov.sa/en/new/publicConsultation/Pages/144202.aspx
Please be informed that CITC has announced an additional requirement as below with respect to 4G technology support in tracking devices and machine-to-machine communication (M2M)
Further to what was clarified previously, where we have emphasized that all importers of CITC devices in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia must comply with the technical specification (RI056) issued by the Committee and which included that all terminal devices must - at minimum - support 4G and cellular transmission service in addition to applying the electronic label.
Based on that, the Committee would like to emphasize that these kind of devices must include the above-stated requirements. Otherwise such terminal devices will not be released or approved.
This requirement to support 4G technology in tracking devices and machine-to-machine communication (M2M) will come into force on 1/1/2020.
Source: CITC email.
The Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO) has offically launched a new online platform called Saber to issue conformity assessment certificates and register products before entering the Saudi market.
Source: https://www.saso.gov.sa/en/mediacenter/news/Pages/saso_news_953.aspx
Automotive
Radar
(24GHz, 77GHz, 79GHz, UWB)
Funkschlüssel
(315MHz, 433MHz, 868MHz)
Keyless Go
(125kHz, 13,56MHz)
Reifendrucksensoren
(125kHz, 315MHz, 433MHz, 868MHz)
Entertainment
(2,4GHz)
Industrie
Radar
(Tank Level, Positions-Radar)
Wireless-M-Bus
(315MHz, 433MHz, 868MHz)
Wireless-CAN-Bus
RFID
(125kHz, 13,56MHz, 868MHz)
UWB Devices
(24GHz, 60GHz, 79GHz)
Consumer Elektronik
WirelessHD
(60GHz)
WLAN
(2,4GHz, 3GHz, 5GHz, 10GHz)
Bluetooth
(2,4GHz)
Zigbee
(868MHz, 2,4GHz)
