Japan PSE Certification Round PSE Diamond PSE CB Report Compulsory Safety Certification In Japan

Description

PSE certification is a compulsory safety certification in Japan. It is used to prove that electrical and electronic products have passed the safety standards test of the Japanese Electrical and Material Safety Law (DENAN Law) or international IEC standards. Japan's DENTORL Act (Electrical Device and Material Control Act) stipulates that 506 products must pass safety certification to enter the Japanese market.

Since April 1, 2001, the Electrical Product Control Act (DENTORL) has been officially renamed the Electrical Product Safety Act (DENAN). Unlike the control of the agreement provisions of the previous regulatory system, the new system will ensure product safety by unofficial agencies.

Certification cycle:

It varies according to the application standard and certification body, usually 4-6 weeks with CB and 6-10 weeks without CB. (Complete information and no need for rectification of samples)

According to Japan's "Electrical Product Safety Law" PSE certification is divided into two categories.

PSE diamond certification: Among them, it is easy to cause electric shock, fire and other accidents, and there are 165 kinds of products with greater danger, which are classified as "specific electrical products — called Class A electrical products", such as chargers and adapters;

PSE circular certification: the remaining 341 products with less harmfulness are classified as "non-specific electrical products-called Class B electrical products", most of which are large and small household electrical appliances, lighting products, lithium batteries, etc.