A battery charger certification is a mark proving the product meets a region's safety and EMC rules. Shipping an uncertified charger can mean customs rejection or recall. JUXON Power, a professional lithium battery charger manufacturer based in Shenzhen, China, issues model-specific certificates for the major export markets.
Certification by market
| Market | Mandatory marks | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| European Union | CE, RoHS | CE covers LVD + EMC; RoHS limits substances |
| United States | UL (safety), FCC (EMC) | UL 62368-1 / UL 1310 common |
| United Kingdom | UKCA, CE (transitional) | UKCA parallels CE post-Brexit |
| Australia | SAA / RCM | RCM covers EMC + safety |
| Japan | PSE | Required for AC adapters/chargers |
| South Korea | KC | Korea Certification mark |
| International | CB scheme | Mutual recognition of test reports |
What each test checks
Safety (LVD/UL) verifies insulation, creepage, over-temperature and short-circuit behavior. EMC (FCC/CE EMC) verifies emitted and immunity. RoHS restricts lead, cadmium and other substances. Confirm the exact standard edition with your importer.
FAQ
Is CE self-declared?
CE is declared by the manufacturer based on conformity assessment, but it must be backed by real test evidence (often via an EU notified body for chargers). It is not a blank check.
Does UL approval block FCC?
No. UL covers safety; FCC covers EMC. US market chargers typically need both, plus RoHS-style substance compliance.
Can one certificate cover all markets?
The CB scheme gives mutual recognition of test reports, but most markets still require their own mark (CE, UL, PSE, KC). Plan certifications per target market.
How do I get certified chargers from JUXON?
JUXON's OEM/ODM team provides CE, RoHS, FCC and UKCA for selected models and UL/SAA/PSE/KC/CB documents by model and market.