Device Certificates
Certificates for Simple Hardware Devices
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Certificates for Simple Hardware Devices
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Sigfox Verified certificate is given to modules that encode Sigfox messages correctly and their emitting characteristics are in line with Sigfox guidelines. The Sigfox Verified certificate is not given to final assembled devices, but only to the Sigfox module presented by the manufacturer. With Sigfox Verified certificates, there is no further classification.
You can find the product certificate in the Downloads section of our website, where you can also find important datasheets for devices and sensors, product photos, and other important materials. Please note that only some devices and certain RC zones are certified:
SimplePack 2.0
1
P_00B1_992E_01
SimplePack 3.0 Plus and 4.0 Plus
1
P_00B1_2306_01
SimplePack 3.0 Plus and 4.0 Plus
3
P_00B1_5494_01
SimplePack 4.0 Basic
3
P_00B1_40FF_01
n/a
SimpleLeak 3.0
1
P_00B1_8053_01
n/a
SimpleLeak 3.0
3
P_00B1_F35C_01
n/a
You can find the TELEC certificate number on the back of each Simple Hardware device. To get the certificate in PDF, go to the Downloads section of our website. Please note that only some devices and certain RC zones are certified:
SimplePack 3.0 and 4.0, SimplePack 3.0 and 4.0 Plus, SimpleMeter, SimpleIndustry
1, 3, 7
005-102497
SimplePack 3.0 and 4.0, SimplePack 3.0 and 4.0 Plus, SimpleMeter, SimpleIndustry
Multizone
005-102413
Sigfox Ready certificate is given to the final Sigfox-enabled products that include the battery and the case. There are several classes of the Sigfox Ready certificate and they are given to the device based on the transmission strength. However, since the measurements are done in an artificial environment (in a lab) and the requirements are artificial as well, the certificates provide just a rough indication of how well the devices perform from a radio technology perspective. In general, Sigfox is really on the edge of what is technologically possible and it is rather tricky to achieve good radio performance. If you'd like to read a detailed description, visit .
