Does FCC equipment authorization mean my headset is insured?
No. Equipment authorization addresses applicable radio-device marketing requirements; it does not establish an insurer’s coverage grant.
Provide the exact model, radio configuration, accessories, batteries, importer, manufacturing site, and sales territory for the quote. Keep authorization records associated with the model they cover.2,4
Then review the policy forms for named products, injury or property-damage terms, exclusions, limits, and any recall wording. Ask separately about hosted software and data.1
Read the Virtual and Augmented Reality Insurance Buying Guide
4 documents, numbered as cited. Open the sources
Sources and Further Reading for Virtual and Augmented Reality
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