FCC Documents for Electronic Massagers

The available FCC files concern the named electronic products and the rule part printed in the originals. F101 reference WTH26H05139795E and F12 reference WTH25H12332361E identify separate assessments under 47 CFR Part 15 Subpart B. The corresponding reports record Pass for the tested samples. This is useful emissions evidence for those configurations; it is not a blanket statement that every Meilan model has completed every US regulatory obligation. FCC rules address radio-frequency equipment, and the applicable authorization route depends on the equipment design. A document called a certificate by a laboratory is not automatically an FCC grant of authorization. Its actual content and regulatory route establish what it means.

A wireless option can introduce a different regulatory question from the non-transmitter emissions assessment shown in a Part 15 Subpart B file. The radio module, antenna, host integration and operating configuration matter to the final route. Accordingly, a Bluetooth marketing label and a named FCC emissions report are not interchangeable evidence. The F101 and F12 records shown here remain tied to their stated models and scope; no separate transmitter authorization is inferred from them. For a private-label project, the complete supplied electronics and accessories determine how existing evidence relates to the final product. A cosmetic logo change is different from a module replacement or new radio function.