Certification items: PSE certification

Japan has a huge market for electrical products, and Japanese consumers also attach great importance to the safety of electrical products. From April 1, 2001, Japan’s "Electrical Appliances Banning Law" officially changed its name to the "Electrical Appliances Safety Law", unified the use of the PSE mark, and strengthened penalties for importers. GS certification

PSE certification is a compulsory market access system for electrical appliances in Japan (called "fitness inspection" in Japan), and is an important content stipulated in the "Electrical Appliances Safety Law" of Japan. PSE is the abbreviation of "Product Safety of Electrical Appliance&Materials" in English. Currently, the Japanese government

The "Electrical Appliances Safety Law" stipulates that electrical appliances are divided into "specific electrical appliances" and "non-specific electrical appliances", of which "specific electrical appliances" include 115 products; "non-specific electrical appliances" include 339 products.

PSE includes EMC and safety requirements. All products in the "Specified Electrical Appliances" catalog entry into the Japanese market must be certified by a third-party certification body authorized by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan, obtain a certification certificate, and have a diamond-shaped PSE mark on the label.

The list of documents to be submitted to apply for PSE certification includes:

1. PSE certification application form;

2. Factory inspection survey form;

3. A copy of the business license of the applicant, manufacturer, and production plant;

4. Product manual;

5. A description of the differences between products of various models in the same application unit;

6. List of key components and/or main raw materials;

7. Product size drawing, assembly drawing and size drawing of each part;

8. The authorization certificate issued by the manufacturer (when applicable);

9. Other required documents.

PSE certification