The Telecommunications Authority of Trinidad and Tobago (TATT) has recently introduced updated regulations regarding the certification of telecommunications equipment. According to the new rules outlined in the “Equipment Standardisation and Certification Framework for the Telecommunications and Broadcasting Sectors,” certified equipment must undergo recertification once the term of the previously certified device has expired.

Under the revised regulations, equipment certificates will now have a validity period of five years. However, if the operating parameters of the devices remain unchanged, the recertification process will be expedited, ensuring a smoother and more efficient procedure.

Stakeholders and industry participants are encouraged to review the details of the updated framework, which can be found in the official document released by TATT here.