◉ Certification Introduction
DJID, The Directorate General of Digital Infrastructure, formerly known as the Indonesian Postal and Information Resource Equipment Directorate General (SDPPI). On January 13, 2025, SDPPI was officially renamed as DJID. Starting from January 20, 2025, the logo (including the logo on the QR code) and certificate number format on the Indonesian type certification certificate were changed (certificate number changed to xxxxxx/DJID/2025).
The Indonesian DJID certification is a certification issued by the Indonesian Digital Infrastructure Authority, formerly known as the Indonesian Posterl/SDPPI certification. Wireless and telecommunications equipment exported to Indonesia must pass DJID certification in Indonesia before they can be sold and used in Indonesia. The purpose of certification is to ensure that telecommunications equipment can function properly when integrated into the Indonesian telecommunications network without interfering with telecommunications tools and equipment. This certification is issued by the Indonesian Digital Infrastructure Authority and is valid for three years.
◉ Scope of certification
In December 2025, the Indonesian government officially listed a list of telecommunications equipment and other devices with telecommunications characteristics through Ministerial Order No. 469 of 2025. These devices must comply with technical standards and DJID certification in order to be produced, imported, traded, or used within the territory of Indonesia. This regulation is an important legal basis in the certification process of the General Administration of Digital Infrastructure (DJID) and will come into effect on December 7, 2025.
The telecommunications equipment product list covers a wide range of technological products, from smartphones, laptops, and routers, to smart home appliances with communication capabilities such as refrigerators, air conditioners, and rice cookers. It should be noted that even if a specific device or product is not explicitly mentioned in the regulation, it still has telecommunications functions and needs to meet certification requirements.
Group A: Telecommunications equipment that must comply with technical standards
According to the official form of Ministerial Order No. 469 of 2025, the following are the main categories of telecommunications equipment that must be certified by DJID.
01. Computing and personal communication devices
The following devices must obtain authentication with transmitter and/or receiver capabilities, such as WiFi, Bluetooth, cellular network, or NFC:
- laptop
- tablet
- Handheld computer (handheld, PDA)
- Smartphones (including smartphones and feature phones)
- Smart watches with telecommunications capabilities
02. Telecommunications Equipment and Telecommunications Systems
Including wired, IP, and satellite voice and data communication equipment:
- Analog and Digital Telephone
- cordless phone
- IP Phone
- PBX/PABX/IP PBX
- satellite phone
- GMPCS and GMDSS terminals
03. Network and transmission infrastructure
As the backbone of the national telecommunications network, equipment must meet technical parameters such as frequency, transmission power, electromagnetic interference, and electrical safety:
- Mobile and cluster base station transceiver station (BTS)
- Microwave radio/microwave link
- Router and Network Switch
- Modems (ISDN, xDSL, cellular, satellite, etc.) LTE、BWA)
- Optical Network Unit (UN/ONT)
- Optical Distribution Network (ODN)
- Fiber optic repeater
- Multiplexers (SDH, PDH, IP multiplexer, etc.), WDM/DWDM)
04. Broadcasting and Broadcasting Equipment
Highly sensitive equipment for RF spectrum usage:
- Radio communication (HT, two-way radio)
- Wireless relay
- Radar (maritime, aviation, meteorological, vehicle)
- Radio and television transmitters (analog and digital)
- Set top box (DVB-T2, DVB-S, DVB-C, IP set-top box)
- Integrated Receiver Decoder (IRD)
05. Wireless modules and devices
Many modern IoT and electronic products belong to this category, although they are not the primary telecommunications equipment:
- WiFi、 Bluetooth and NFC modules
- RFID (Radio Frequency Identification)
- USB WiFi receiver
- LPWAN (Low Power Wide Area Network)
- GPS tracker
- Antennas (RLAN, microwave BWA、 Base station)
Group B: Other devices with telecommunications capabilities (smart devices)
One of the important contents of Ministerial Decree No. 469 of 2025 is to expand the obligation of DJID certification for non telecommunications equipment with wireless communication functions.
01. Smart Home
- Air conditioner with WiFi
- smart refrigerator
- Freezing room and beverage refrigerator
- Smart water dispenser
- ice maker
- air purifier
- Washer and dryer
- water heater
- microwave oven
- smart rice cooker
- Coffee/Teapot
02. Consumer electronic devices
- Printers and multifunctional printers
- Mouse, keyboard, wireless hosting
- wireless charger
- Speakers, headphones, earphones
- Closed circuit television, cameras, digital cameras
- Smart TV and set-top box
- multimedia projector
03. IoT devices and vehicles
- car audio
- GPS tracker
- Vehicle Keyless System
- Intelligent electrical switches and sockets
- Intelligent LED lights
- Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV)
04. Health and lifestyle equipment
- Electric medical equipment
- massage tool
- hearing aid
- smartwatch
- Toys and game consoles with connectivity capabilities
All of the aforementioned devices still require DJID authentication, although their primary function is not communication as they support WiFi, Bluetooth, cellular networks, LPWAN, or NFC.
◉ Requirements
Bluetooth technology is commonly used in household appliances. Bluetooth transmission and reception operate in the frequency range of 2.4-2.4835 GHz, which belongs to the category of SRD (Short Range Devices) devices.
According to regulations, the routine testing content is as follows:
- Radio Frequency/RF
Devices that emit radio frequency (such as LTE, GSM, CDMA, WLAN, Bluetooth, etc.) require RF testing.
- Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
EMC refers to the ability of a system or device to operate normally in the electromagnetic environment without causing interference to other systems and devices. EMC testing is a mandatory test item that must be conducted on every device.
- Electrical Safety Testing
Electrical safety testing is conducted to ensure the safety of telecommunications equipment.
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