Shenzhen United Testing Technology Co., Ltd

 Australia and New Zealand have implemented mandatory energy efficiency certification systems, officially known as the ‘Greenhouse and Energy Minimum Standards’.Effective October 1, 2012, it replaced the previous MEPS certification system, aiming to enhance product energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by establishing minimum energy efficiency requirements. Key points Scope of certification: covers electronic and electrical products for household, commercial and industrial use, including air conditioners, refrigerators, washing machines, water heaters, LED lights, televisions, external power supplies, etc. The purpose of certification is to improve energy efficiency, reduce operational costs and greenhouse gas emissions, while guiding consumer choices through energy efficiency labels. Compliance requirements: The product must pass ISO 17025 laboratory testing and be registered by a local Australian company.The validity period of the certification is usually 5 years....

 To be sold in the EU, air heaters must obtain CE certification, with core requirements covering electrical safety, electromagnetic compatibility, and energy efficiency, as detailed below: I. Core Instructions and Standards Low Voltage Directive (LVD) Standard: EN 60335-1 (General Safety) + EN 60335-2-30 (Specific for Heaters) Test specifications: heat-resistant casing, overheat protection, and waterproof rating (IPX4 or higher). Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive Standard: EN 55014-1 (Electromagnetic Emission) + EN 55014-2 (Immunity to Interference) Test content: voltage fluctuation resistance, electrostatic discharge, etc. energy efficiency requirement Regulation: EU 2015/1188 Restriction: Standby power consumption ≤1W, with energy efficiency information required. II. Key Test Items Electrical safety: insulation resistance, grounding resistance, and electric shock hazard. Mechanical structure: shell strength, anti-tipping design. Temperature rise test: surface temperature co...

 I. FDA Standards in the United States Regulatory basis: 21 CFR 177.1520 (Polyethylene materials) surveillance project ： Specific migration substances: styrene, ethylene oxide, etc. Total migration: Detection under simulated food contact conditions Cycle: 7-10 business days II. EU Standards Legal basis: Framework Regulation EC/1935/2004 EU No 10/2011 on plastic materials surveillance project ： Specific migration: Styrene limit 0.05 mg/L Microorganism: Coliform group <10 CFU/g III. LFGB Certification in Germany Legal basis: German food contact material testing surveillance project ： PVC products: Chlorine monomer, phthalate General requirements: heavy metals, PAHs Microorganism: Coliform group <10 CFU/g III. LFGB Certification in Germany Legal basis: German food contact material testing surveillance project ： PVC products: Chlorine monomer, phthalate General requirements: heavy metals, PAHs