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Brazil's radio equipment approval.
Also known as: ANATEL seal, Brazilian telecom approval mark
The Brazilian mark showing that a telecommunications device is approved for use on national networks.
Shows that the device is homologated for connection to Brazilian telecommunications networks.
Contexts: Packaging, Public information
Found on the back of nearly every phone sold in Brazil alongside its foreign equivalents, so a single device commonly carries four or five national approval marks — the visible cost of unharmonised conformity regimes.
Contexts: Packaging, Public information
A circular or oval mark carrying the ANATEL name and a homologation number, printed on the device or its label.