RCM marking
The Regulatory Compliance Mark, or RCM, is the compliance label showing that a regulated product meets the rules for supply to the Australian market.
Official source: Step 5: label your product - ACMA →
This is the Australian regime; whether the mark also applies in New Zealand is not established by the cited source. The label is either the RCM symbol itself or a QR code or similar linking to a page where the mark is prominently displayed, and it may only be applied once the earlier compliance steps are complete. An overseas compliance mark such as the CE or FCC mark cannot automatically be relied on, so imported equipment needs its own RCM labelling before supply. Responsibility for correct labelling rests with the supplier, and the label must be legible, visible, durable and no smaller than three millimetres in height.
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