The meaning of the Home Appliance Industry Association certification mark

For a home appliance listed by the formal channels, there are often many certification marks on the nameplate, which represents that the product has passed the inspection of the relevant certification body. These certification marks are often a product in the quality, safety, design and other aspects of the guarantee, and therefore can be used as an important reference project when buying products. As a mature consumer, it is quite important to grasp some common certification marks. The following are some of the domestic home appliances on the common certification mark:

China Compulsory Certification Mark English abbreviation for "CCC", which is usually referred to as the 3C certification, is the Chinese People's *** and the State mandatory provisions of the various types of products import and export, factory, sales and use of certification must be obtained only through the certification of the product is considered safe, environmentally friendly and safe. Only through the certification of the product is considered in the safety, environmental protection and other aspects of compliance with mandatory requirements.

The TUV mark is a German certification mark for parts and components used in power supplies, transformers, dimmers, relays, connectors, plugs, wires, and other mechanical products or parts of sports equipment.

Germany VDE safety product mark VDE is a famous German testing organization directly referencing the German national standard. Only VDE is authorized to use it. Most people's understanding of VDE stays in the certification of electrical parts, in fact, VDE testing in addition to the traditional electrical parts, wires and cables, plugs and other certifications, the same can also be issued EMC logo and VDE-GS logo.

EMC mark German electromagnetic compatibility certification mark, is a variety of electrical and electronic products, including household, industrial products certification mark.

Great Wall Mark China Certification Commission for Electrical Products (CCEE) quality certification mark. Products for which compulsory certification has been implemented include: televisions, recorders, air conditioners, refrigerators, electric fans, power tools, and low-voltage appliances.

Chinese energy-saving product certification mark Energy-saving product certification is based on the relevant standards and technical requirements, confirmed by the China Energy Conservation Certification Center and through the issuance of energy-saving product certification and energy-saving mark, proving that a product for energy-saving products.

CE Marking The CE Marking is a mark that declares that a product complies with the relevant EU directives. The use of CE marking is a mandatory requirement for EU members to sell their products. At present, the EU has issued 12 categories of product directives, mainly toys, low-voltage electrical appliances, medical equipment, telecommunication terminals (telephone type), automatic weighing scales, electromagnetic compatibility, machinery and so on.

Hong Kong Safety Certification Mark The Hong Kong Safety Certification Centre is an independent organization wholly owned by the Hong Kong Standards and Testing Centre, which is the oldest non-profit-making independent product testing and certification organization in Hong Kong, and plays an important role in promoting the development of Hong Kong's export trade, Hong Kong's industrial development and consumer protection.

North American Safety Mark Electrical and electronic products sold in the North American market are required to obtain safety certification.

North American Safety Mark