This document presents a detailed test report for the PowerFLARM Flex Pure device, model FLAFLY10W, conducted by Waltek Testing Group (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. The primary objective of this testing was to assess the device's compliance with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Part 15.247 regulations, specifically concerning frequency hopping systems operating within the 902-928MHz band.
The report encompasses a range of tests, including assessments of antenna requirements, frequency hopping system characteristics, channel separation, dwell time, bandwidth, RF output power, spurious emissions, and band edge compliance. Each test was performed according to established ANSI and KDB methodologies, ensuring the accuracy and reliability of the results. The device was evaluated under various operating modes and conditions to determine its performance under maximum output power and potential emission scenarios.
The test results indicate that the PowerFLARM Flex Pure successfully meets the requirements outlined in FCC Part 15.247, demonstrating its ability to operate within the specified frequency band while adhering to emission limits and frequency hopping protocols. This report provides comprehensive documentation of the testing process and findings, supporting the device's certification and market approval.