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Our routers generally go through the following certifications to ensure that they meet relevant safety, signal strength, reliability, electromagnetic compatibility, lightning protection and other standards:

1. FCC certification: US Federal Communications Commission certification, testing whether the router complies with US radio regulations.

2. CE certification: European joint certification, testing whether the router complies with European telecommunications, radio frequency and safety standards.

3. CCC certification: China Compulsory Product Certification, testing whether the router complies with China's national compulsory product certification standards.

4. ROHS certification: It is a regulation issued by the European Union to restrict the use of hazardous substances used in electronic products and electrical equipment.
ROHS certification requires that the content of harmful substances such as lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, polybrominated biphenyls and polybrominated diphenyl ethers in electronic products and electrical equipment be strictly controlled within the specified range.
ROHS certification is one of the mandatory certification standards for products in EU countries. Products that have obtained the ROHS certification mark indicate that they have no pollution and harm to the environment and have a protective effect on consumers. The electronics industry is the main target of ROHS certification, mainly for electronic products and electrical equipment produced and exported to the EU, so as to avoid the production of these harmful substances and protect the environment and health.

Through these certifications, you can ensure that the router meets relevant standards, improve product quality and reliability, and provide users with a better network experience.