Many countries require that power cord plug products exported to their country should pass safety certification and be printed with corresponding safety marks. Safety certification is mainly aimed at the more detailed and specific requirements for products in various aspects such as electronic products that may cause personal injury during use.

The power cord plug safety certification standards of various countries are different. (For example, China is the CCC standard). If you want to export a product 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: UL is a US certification, and CUL is a Canadian certification;

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

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