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European CE certification: The “CE” mark is a mandatory certification mark in the EU market. Whether it is a product produced by an enterprise within the EU or a product produced in other countries, if it wants to circulate freely in the EU market, the “CE” mark must be attached to indicate that the product complies with the basic requirements of the EU's “New Methods of Technical Coordination and Standardization” Directive. This is a mandatory requirement for products imposed by EU law. CE covers a wide range of products. In principle, more than 90% of products require CE. For more details, click here for more information.

Product examples: All products that circulate freely in the EU market.

European RoHS certification: RoHS (RoHS) is a mandatory standard established by EU legislation. It is mainly used to regulate materials and process standards for electronic and electrical products, making them more beneficial to human health and environmental protection. For more details, click here for more information.

Product examples: large/small household appliances, toys, leisure and sports equipment, lighting equipment, user equipment, music equipment, IT and telecommunication equipment, etc.

Japan PSE certification: PSE (Product Safety of Electrical Appliances & Materials) certification is a mandatory market entry system for Japanese electrical products. It is an important part of Japan's Electrical Appliance Safety Law, which divides electrical goods into “specific electrical products” and “non-specific electrical goods.” Any product included in the “Specified Electrical Appliances” catalogue must pass certification from a third-party certification body authorized by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan, obtain a certification certificate of conformity, and affix a diamond-shaped PSE mark on the nameplate. However, when entering the Japanese market, products belonging to the “Non-Specific Electrical Appliances” catalogue must go through self-testing and self-declaration methods to confirm that they meet Japanese electrical appliance technical standards, and affix a round PSE mark on the nameplate. For more details, click here for more information.

Product examples: AC adapters, hair dryers, electric irons, electric mixers, electric shavers, etc.

Japan TELEC certification: TELEC certification is a mandatory certification for Japanese wireless products, and there are some similar to domestic SRRC. It complies with Japan's MIC Radio Act. TELEC certification is also called MIC certification. TELEC (Telecom Engineering Center) is the main registration certification body for radio equipment compliance certification in Japan. MIC (Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications) is the Japanese government agency that controls radio frequency equipment, and MIC is the Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, which is responsible for preparing regulations and standards. TELEC is only one of the designated issuing agencies for MIC, so It can be called TELEC certification/MIC certification. To sell products that emit radio frequencies, the product must comply with the technical regulations stipulated in the Radio Law, and must have a technical compliance mark as proof that the product complies with legal requirements. For more details, click here for more information.

Product examples: wireless headphones, speakers, Bluetooth devices, etc.

Japan PSC certification: According to Japan's Consumer Products Safety Law, the following products cannot be sold without the PSC mark: household pressure cookers and autoclaves, helmets (cars, bicycles, etc.), cribs, climbing ropes, portable laser application equipment, bathtub hot water circulators, oil water heaters, oil bath boilers, oil heaters, indoor instantaneous gas heaters (city gas and liquefied petroleum gas), bath boilers with indoor gas stoves (city gas and liquefied petroleum gas) LPG), forced exhaust oil heaters, built-in electric dishwashers, electric dryers for bathrooms, electric fans, air conditioners, ventilators, washing machines, and CRT TVs. For more details, click here for more information.

Examples of products: household pressure cookers and autoclaves, helmets (cars, bicycles, etc.), climbing ropes, portable laser application equipment, washing machines, CRT televisions, etc.