Plug and cable safety certification tips

Many countries require plug and cable products exported to their countries to pass safety certification and bear corresponding safety markings. Safety certification is mainly aimed at the requirements that electronic products may cause personal injury during use.

The safety certification standards for plug wires vary from country to country, such as China's CCC standard. If you want to export your products to a certain country, you must pass the certification of another country.

European certification: VDE, NF, IMQ, CEBEC, SEV, OVE, KEMA, SEMKO, DEMKO, FIMKO, NEMKO, TUV, GS, CE, etc;

American certification: UL, CUL, CSA, ETL, CETL, FCC; The difference between UL and CUL is that UL is certified in the United States and CUL is certified in Canada;

Asian certification: CQC, CCC, PSE, KC, PSB;

Australian certification: SAA, C-TICK, A-TICK.