Energy storage safety certification

• Safety certification: Energy storage products should comply with national or regional safety standards, such as CE certification (Europe), FCC certification (United States), etc. These certifications ensure that products do not pose a hazard to people or the environment during normal use.
• Electrical certification: Energy storage products should comply with national or regional electrical safety standards, such as IEC 62133 (international), UL 1642 (United States), etc. These certifications ensure the electrical safety of the product.
• Environmental certification: Energy storage products should comply with national or regional environmental standards, such as RoHS certification (Europe), REACH certification (Europe), etc. These certifications ensure that products comply with regulations regarding their environmental impact during manufacture and use.
• Efficiency certification: Energy storage products should comply with national or regional efficiency standards, such as energy efficiency labeling (EU), Energy Star certification (US), etc. These certifications ensure that products meet certain requirements in terms of energy efficiency.
• Battery certification: If the energy storage product uses the battery as the energy storage medium, it is also necessary to confirm the relevant certifications of the battery, such as UN38.3 certification (international) and UL 2054 certification (United States). These certifications ensure the safe performance of the battery and the safety of transportation.

When purchasing energy storage products, you can ask the seller to provide relevant certification documents to ensure the safety and compliance of the product.

ABOUT L/FCC/CE/PSE/CP65 / ROHS/REACH/UN38.3

CE: stands for Conformite Europeene, marking the compliance of products to European regulations, including safety, health, and environmental protection.
PSE: stands for Japan's Product Safety Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Law, which applies to electrical and electronic products sold in the Japanese market.
CP65 stands for California Proposition 65, which requires that products sold in California be labeled as potentially carcinogenic or hazardous.
ROHS: Restriction of Hazardous Substances (Restriction of Hazardous Substances), which limits the content of harmful substances such as lead, mercury, cadmium and hexavalent chromium used in electronic and electrical equipment.
REACH: On behalf of the European Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals Regulation (Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals), which requires the registration and evaluation of chemicals sold on the European market, To ensure its safe use.
UN38.3, which stands for United Nations Manual of Tests and Criteria, sets out the transport test requirements for lithium batteries and lithium battery systems to ensure their safe transport.These safety standards are designed to ensure that products are designed, manufactured and sold in accordance with relevant safety, environmental protection and quality requirements to protect the health and safety of users and the environment.