14 laboratories in United States are accredited by A2LA under ISO/IEC 17025 to perform EN 50566 testing. From the accredited scope text: “EN 50566; RSS-102; RSS-102.NS.MEAS Wireless Certification Schemes OTA (Over The Air Performance) (excluding MIMO, A-GPS & 5G_NR_FR2_RFOTA) CTIA Test Plan for Wireless Device Over-the-Air Performance 2” “EN 50566; EN 50663; H46-2/99-273E; NZS 2772.1; Resolution N 533; AS/NZS 2772.2:2011; CNS 14959; Technical Requirements for the Human Protection against Electromagnetic Waves (MSIT Public Notification” “EN 50566: 2017 A1 2023 v2.01; EN 50663 (2017); EN 62233 (2008); EN IEC 62311 (2020); EN 62311 (2008); EN 62369-1 (2009); EN 62479 (2010-12); OET Bulletin 65, Edition 97-01; ARPANSA RPS S-1 Rev 1; AS/N” “EN 50566; BS EN 50566; RSS-102; RSS-102.SAR.MEAS (≤ 7.2 GHz); RSS-102.IPD.MEAS (≤ 10 GHz); IEEE C95.3-2021; IEC/IEEE 63195-1; EN 50360; BS EN 50360; EN 50383; IEEE Std. 1528, IEC/IEEE 62209-1528; EN I”
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