What is UL certification? UL was founded in 1894. In the initial stage, UL mainly relied on the funds provided by the fire insurance department to maintain its operations. It was not until 1916 that UL was completely independent. After nearly a hundred years of development, UL has become a world-renowned certification body with a…
How to get FCC certification? There are three verification procedures for FCC certification: prior inspection, obtaining a declaration of conformity, and certification. It seems that the FCC and TCB (Telecommunications Certification Body) handle the inspection process. However, in practice, it is up to the TCB to verify the technical documentation of the electronic equipment and…
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The FCC mark is a voluntary mark used on electronic products manufactured or sold in the United States to indicate that the electromagnetic emissions of the equipment are below the limits set by the Federal Communications Commission and that the manufacturer has complied with the requirements of the Federal Communications Commission. Supplier’s Declaration of Conformity…
What is UL certification and why is it important? UL stands for Underwriter Laboratories, a third-party certification company that has been around for over a century. UL was founded in Chicago in 1894. They certify products with the aim of making the world a safer place for workers and consumers. In addition to testing, they…
SAA is accredited by the New Joint Accreditation Agency of Australia and New Zealand (JAA NZ). This enables us to provide a regulated electrical equipment certificate, a safety certificate for electrical equipment demonstrating compliance with applicable Australian/New Zealand standards. required and recognised in Australia and anywhere. Product Safety Certification Australia does not have a unified…
Underwriters Laboratories (UL) is one of the oldest safety certification companies in the world. They certify products, facilities, processes or systems against industry standards. In doing so, they have issued more than 20 different UL certifications for a wide range of categories. What is a UL Listed Device? When a product is listed by UL,…
FCC approval is required for any type of electronic equipment manufactured, sold or distributed in the United States. To receive this coveted seal of approval, your product must pass FCC testing and remain within the radio frequency limits set by the Federal Communications Commission. Determine the FCC rules that apply to your product. your product…
In Europe, this has been all rolled up into one set of standards, called the CE (European Conformity, in French its backwards) mark. So the CE mark is the equivalent of the UL safety testing, and FCC testing (per a EMC Directive which is part of the CE standards). There are generally two types of testing that…
Who needs a saber certificate? SABRE system. SABRE is a platform that allows importers and local manufacturers to electronically obtain the required certificates of conformity and shipments of consumer goods, whether they are imported or locally manufactured, to enter the Saudi market. What is the Sabre Test? The system, simply known as Sabre, is an…
