Indonesia’s telecommunications sector continues to evolve rapidly, with Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology playing a crucial role in supporting nationwide digital connectivity. To ensure efficient and interference-free use of radio frequency spectrum, the government has issued KEPMEN KOMDIGI No. 569 of 2025, a key regulation governing LTE cellular frequencies in Read more…
Short-Range Devices (SRDs) are increasingly being used across various industrial sectors, ranging from IoT devices, smart home systems, and wearable devices to other wireless communication systems. However, the use of these devices is subject to strict regulations established by the Indonesian government, particularly through the Ministry of Communication and Digital Read more…
As transportation safety, fleet visibility, and real-time vehicle monitoring become increasingly important, MDVR (Mobile Digital Video Recorder) devices are now widely used across logistics, public transportation, commercial fleets, emergency vehicles, and industrial operations. However, before an MDVR device can be legally imported, distributed, or marketed in Indonesia, companies must first Read more…
Understanding DJID Certification for Electronic Devices Drawing pads, also known as pen tablets or graphic tablets, are widely used by graphic designers, illustrators, digital artists, and animation professionals. As technology evolves, many modern drawing pad devices now include wireless connectivity features such as Bluetooth or RF receivers. In Indonesia, electronic Read more…
Radio Frequency (RF) Product Certification in Indonesia is a mandatory regulatory requirement for all telecommunications devices that use radio spectrum before they can be marketed or distributed within the country. The regulation is enforced by the Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs (Komdigi) to ensure that devices comply with national Read more…
POSTEL Certification is a mandatory regulatory requirement for telecommunication devices marketed in Indonesia. Products such as mobile phones, routers, modems, IoT devices, and radio communication equipment must obtain POSTEL approval before entering the Indonesian market. Many manufacturers and importers face challenges due to complex regulations, technical documentation, and frequent updates. Read more…
Wireless speakers have become one of the most popular consumer electronics products in Indonesia. Their ability to deliver high-quality audio without physical cables makes them ideal for both personal and professional use. However, before a wireless speaker can be legally sold or distributed in Indonesia, it must comply with national Read more…
Wireless keyboards use Bluetooth or 2.4 GHz RF, making them RF devices that require Postel (SDPPI) certification in Indonesia. This ensures safety, compliance, and legal import. Certification involves choosing a scheme, preparing documents, testing (if needed), and submitting via official portals.
In today’s digital connectivity era, fiber optic networks have become the backbone of high-speed internet. A crucial component in this ecosystem is the XPON ONU (Optical Network Unit) — a device that bridges the connection between the service provider’s Optical Line Terminal (OLT) and the user’s local network. What is Read more…
If you want to sell or distribute Bluetooth speakers in Indonesia, the devices must have SDPPI (Directorate General of Resources and Equipment for Post and Information Technology) certification, now changed to DJID (Directorate General of Digital Infrastructure) from Komdigi. This certification ensures that the devices meet the telecommunications and radio Read more…