Shenzhen United Testing Technology Co., Ltd

 This year's Christmas light, you may be producing!  Is your product up to standard? 3 minutes to tell you the key pitfalls! New harmful substances in RoHS 2.0: Lead (Pb) is less than or equal to 1000ppm (focus on solder/wire coating) Cadmium (Cd) is less than or equal to 100ppm (colored PVC insulation is high risk!) Di-naphthalene dicarboxylate (DEHP+DBP+BBP+DIBP≤ 1000ppm) The EU customs has begun to strictly inspect, and the products exceeding the standard will be directly destroyed + high fines (up to 50,000 euros per batch)! Key detection points: LED chip (arsenic content detection) Power cord skin (recycled material is easy to exceed the standard) Plastic trimmings (phthalates) Metal fittings (risk of hexavalent chromium) Has your product been tested for RoHS 2.0? 

 A good ceiling light can not only stand out by its appearance and brightness. The key is whether it has SAA certification! This certification is no joke, it represents product safety and quality reliability, is the golden key to open the door of the international market! Why should we conduct SAA certification? SAA certification is a mandatory standard in Australia and New Zealand, ensuring that products meet high standards in electrical safety through stringent testing and a robust quality system. Don't hesitate any longer; schedule a professional inspection to make your product stand out in the market and open up more opportunities!

  Do you know why the same power supply can be sold by someone and someone is sued to bankruptcy? The key lies in the EMC test report! A factory in Shenzhen was removed from Amazon because of excessive radiation, and its inventory became scrap iron! CE certification is not the same as FCC certification! Confuse and GG directly Pre-test + precise rectification (save 80% of the cost 👉 send a private message "666" to get)

  Are you aware that LED lights can also pose a 'blue light hazard'? Long-term exposure to short-wave blue light can cause eye strain and even retinal damage. LED lamps from reputable manufacturers must pass blue light hazard tests to ensure they meet safety standards (such as RG0 level). These tests use professional equipment to analyze the spectrum, simulate how light affects the human eye, and categorize the risk levels. When shopping, look for 'low blue light' or 'harmless' labels, especially for children's desk lamps and study lamps!