69 certification and approval programmes across 19 markets and schemes - from FCC, CE and PSE to ANATEL, BIS and BQB. Find your destination market and see what applies.
Federal radio and energy rules plus state-level and retailer requirements - several US "certifications" are voluntary programmes rather than legal obligations.
Safety testing and listing to UL standards (e.g. UL 62368-1 for electronics, UL 2056 for power banks). Many US retailers and marketplaces ask for a UL or equivalent listing.
Get a quote →A UL-standard test report prepared for Amazon compliance reviews, covering the safety clauses Amazon requests in categories such as batteries, chargers and power supplies.
Get a quote →Equivalent to UL: listing by an OSHA-recognised NRTL such as Intertek. Accepted wherever a UL mark is requested.
Get a quote →FCC ID certification through an FCC-recognised laboratory and TCB for intentional radiators (Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, RF transmitters); unintentional radiators normally use the SDoC route.
Get a quote →US EPA energy-efficiency programme - testing to the applicable Energy Star specification and registration with the EPA.
Get a quote →DesignLights Consortium listing for commercial LED lighting, widely required for US utility rebate programmes.
Get a quote →Compliance with US Department of Energy conservation standards and test procedures - common for external power supplies, lamps and appliances.
Get a quote →California Energy Commission appliance efficiency requirements (Title 20) including listing in the CEC appliance database.
Get a quote →Efficiency certification for computer and server power supplies, from 80 Plus Bronze to Titanium.
Get a quote →CTIA battery certification programme for batteries and battery-powered mobile devices, based on IEEE 1725 / IEEE 1625 requirements.
Get a quote →California Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act - testing for lead, cadmium, phthalates and other listed chemicals to support labelling decisions.
Get a quote →Radio approval and energy registration are federal requirements; safety certification is market-driven but universally requested by retailers.
Safety certification to CSA/UL/IEC standards by CSA Group. The CSA mark, cUL and cETL marks are accepted across Canada and the US.
Get a quote →Radio certification from Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (formerly Industry Canada) for wireless products, issued with an IC ID via a recognised certification body.
Get a quote →Natural Resources Canada energy efficiency requirements and registration for regulated energy-using products.
Get a quote →CE is a marking, not a certificate issued by a laboratory - most CE routes are self-declaration supported by test reports and a technical file. We prepare both.
The EU conformity marking for products covered by one or more directives. We test to the applicable harmonised standards and build the technical file behind your declaration of conformity.
Get a quote →Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU - safety of electrical equipment within 50-1000 V AC / 75-1500 V DC, typically tested to EN 62368-1, EN 60335-1 or EN 61558.
Get a quote →EMC Directive 2014/30/EU - emissions and immunity testing to EN 55032 / EN 55035, EN 61000-3-2, EN 61000-3-3 and the IEC 61000-4 series.
Get a quote →Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53/EU - radio, EMC and safety requirements for wireless products, including the cybersecurity requirements (EN 18031) that became mandatory in August 2025.
Get a quote →Ecodesign / Energy-related Products framework - standby power, efficiency requirements and, where applicable, the EU energy label.
Get a quote →Restriction of Hazardous Substances (2011/65/EU) - ten restricted substances, supported by test reports and technical documentation.
Get a quote →EU chemicals regulation (EC 1907/2006) - SVHC screening to the 0.1% w/w threshold, plus support for SCIP notification and Article 33 communication.
Get a quote →Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment - registration and take-back obligations in EU member states. The German WEEE registration number (WEEE-Reg.-Nr. DE) is the most commonly requested.
Get a quote →Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons testing (AfPS GS 2019:01 PAK) for rubber, plastic and coated parts that may come into skin contact - a standard item in GS mark files.
Get a quote →Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (EU) 2025/40 - packaging minimisation, recyclability grading, recycled content in plastic packaging, harmonised labelling, heavy metals below 100 mg/kg and PFAS restrictions for food-contact packaging. Applies progressively from August 2026; we screen packaging materials and build the compliance file.
Get a quote →Great Britain now runs its own regime; Northern Ireland still follows EU rules under the Windsor Framework.
UK conformity marking for Great Britain (England, Scotland, Wales). Test reports to the relevant UK designated standards support your declaration of conformity.
Get a quote →Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure Act - security requirements for connectable products sold in the UK, in force since 29 April 2024 (relevant to smart devices, cameras, routers and hubs).
Get a quote →Voluntary German marks that European retailers and distributors frequently ask for on top of CE.
Geprufte Sicherheit - the German safety mark issued by recognised bodies such as TUV or SGS. Requires annual factory inspection and, where applicable, the PAHs test.
Get a quote →Testing and certification through TUV Rheinland / TUV SUD marks (e.g. TUV Bauart, cTUVus) for safety, EMC and performance.
Get a quote →Approval is issued at the Eurasian Economic Union level, not per country.
Eurasian Economic Union conformity under the TR CU technical regulations, covering Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia and Kyrgyzstan. Route is a declaration of conformity or certificate depending on the regulation.
Get a quote →Certificates are managed online through the SABER platform; a shipment certificate is needed for every consignment.
Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization requirements, processed through the SABER platform - a Product Certificate of Conformity (PCoC) plus a Shipment Certificate of Conformity (SCoC) per shipment.
Get a quote →Electrical safety (PSE), radio approval (MIC/TELEC) and voluntary EMC (VCCI) are three separate tracks that often apply to the same product.
Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act (DENAN). Specified products require the diamond PSE mark via a registered conformity assessment body; non-specified products use the circle mark under self-declaration.
Get a quote →Japanese radio equipment certification - technical regulations conformity certification obtained through a MIC-registered certification body (the scheme historically known as TELEC).
Get a quote →Voluntary EMC compliance for information technology equipment sold in Japan, based on CISPR 32 limits. VCCI membership is required to use the mark.
Get a quote →Business notification to the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (and, for specified products, a conformity inspection notification) required before electrical products are placed on the Japanese market.
Get a quote →Safety, radio and energy efficiency are handled by different authorities but frequently share one test programme.
Korea Certification for electrical safety and EMC. The route is a safety certificate, safety confirmation or supplier's declaration of conformity depending on the product's risk level.
Get a quote →Korean radio and wireless equipment certification under the National Radio Research Agency (RRA), issued within the KC framework for radio equipment.
Get a quote →Minimum Energy Performance Standards - Korean energy efficiency labelling and registration for regulated appliances such as adapters, monitors and TVs.
Get a quote →Mainland China, Taiwan (China) and Hong Kong (China) each run their own approval systems.
China Compulsory Certification for products in the CCC catalogue - including chargers and adapters, and lithium batteries and power banks for portable electronics since August 2024.
Get a quote →Voluntary certification by the China Quality Certification Centre for products outside the CCC catalogue, often requested by Chinese retailers and in tenders.
Get a quote →State Radio Regulation Committee type approval for radio transmitting equipment, including short-range devices and the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth modules used inside products sold in mainland China.
Get a quote →Low-power radio equipment approval from the National Communications Commission for products sold in Taiwan, China.
Get a quote →Safety and EMC registration with the Bureau of Standards, Metrology and Inspection for products sold in Taiwan, China.
Get a quote →Voluntary product safety certification scheme administered by the Hong Kong Certification Centre - type testing plus periodic factory surveillance.
Get a quote →Controlled goods need registration before they can be supplied in Singapore.
Singapore Safety Mark registration for controlled goods - type testing to IEC/SS standards and registration with Enterprise Singapore. The mark is still widely known as the PSB mark.
Get a quote →Electrical safety and radio approvals are separate tracks; SIRIM is the certification body behind both.
Certificate of Approval from the Malaysian Energy Commission (Suruhanjaya Tenaga) for electrical equipment, based on testing to Malaysian or IEC standards.
Get a quote →SIRIM QAS testing and certification for electrical and radio products, including the mandatory type approval for communication equipment.
Get a quote →Electronics need BIS registration, wireless products need WPC approval, and telecom equipment additionally needs TEC certification.
Bureau of Indian Standards - the ISI mark for products under mandatory quality control orders, and CRS registration (with a BIS registration number) for electronics and IT goods.
Get a quote →Wireless Planning and Coordination wing - Equipment Type Approval (ETA) for wireless products, with a self-declaration route for low-power devices in de-licensed bands.
Get a quote →Telecommunication Engineering Centre - MTCTE mandatory testing and certification for telecom equipment sold in India.
Get a quote →Industrial standards and radio approval are separate schemes; factory audit is part of the TISI route.
Thai Industrial Standards Institute certification for products listed under mandatory Thai standards, including licence application and factory inspection.
Get a quote →A local representative is required, and most programmes involve factory inspection.
Homologation by the Brazilian telecom regulator for radio and telecom equipment. A local representative and a Brazilian test report are required.
Get a quote →Conformity assessment with the INMETRO mark for products under compulsory certification programmes (appliances, electronics, cables, plugs and sockets), plus energy labelling where applicable.
Get a quote →UC (formerly UCIEE) safety certification within the INMETRO system. Mandatory for medical electrical equipment and ballasts; voluntary for IT equipment, consumer electronics, luminaires and household appliances. Portuguese manuals and labels are required for mandatory products.
Get a quote →The RCM is the single mark; SAA and C-Tick are legacy names still widely used in sourcing documents.
Australian electrical safety approval historically known as SAA certification, tested to AS/NZS 62368.1 or the AS/NZS 60335 series - required for mains-powered products.
Get a quote →Regulatory Compliance Mark - the single mark covering EMC, radio communications and EME requirements on the supplier's declaration of conformity.
Get a quote →The legacy Australian EMC mark, replaced by the RCM in 2016. Still referenced in older specifications and supplier documents.
Get a quote →Greenhouse and Energy Minimum Standards - Australian energy efficiency registration and labelling for regulated products.
Get a quote →Compulsory specifications are enforced through the NRCS Letter of Authority, supported by SABS testing.
Testing and certification to South African National Standards (SANS) by the SABS. For products under compulsory specifications the Letter of Authority is issued by the NRCS.
Get a quote →SABS EMC Certificate of Compliance - required for electronic products as part of the NRCS Letter of Authority application.
Get a quote →One test programme, many markets: these schemes are the fastest way to cover several countries at once.
One test programme producing a CB Test Report and Certificate that national certification bodies use to issue local certificates without full retesting.
Get a quote →Testing to IEC standards (IEC 62368-1, IEC 60335-1, IEC 62133-2, IEC 60529 and similar) - the international basis for most national approvals and a common procurement requirement.
Get a quote →UN Manual of Tests and Criteria, Part III, subsection 38.3 - the transport test requirement (T1-T8) for lithium cells and batteries, plus the test summary document shippers and airlines ask for.
Get a quote →Argentine conformity certification under IRAM standards and resolutions - mandatory for many electrical products, with local importer involvement.
Get a quote →Gulf Conformity Mark (G-Mark) for low-voltage electrical equipment and toys entering the GCC states (UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman).
Get a quote →Normas Oficiales Mexicanas - mandatory NOM certification for electrical and electronic products and energy labelling, typically through NYCE or ANCE.
Get a quote →Not government approvals - but using the logo or the technology without qualification is a licensing risk.
Bluetooth SIG qualification - required to use the Bluetooth word mark and logo, and to publish an End Product Listing with a Declaration ID (DID).
Get a quote →USB Power Delivery certification through the USB Implementers Forum, covering power rules, protocol compliance and interoperability testing.
Get a quote →WPC Qi certification for wireless charging transmitters and receivers, including compliance and interoperability testing.
Get a quote →Qualcomm Quick Charge certification for fast-charging adapters and compatible devices.
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