Beginning October 15th, 2023, all new applications for type approval of radio transmitting equipment (China SRRC) must be certified in accordance to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of... read more →
Supply chain shortages are forcing manufacturers to revise products by switching to materials and components that are more readily available. These revisions are requiring regulatory re-certifications, which are mandatory to... read more →
In December 2022, the China government announced the following updated China GB Standard , which affects the following China CCC categories: Electronic Products and Safety Accessories (CCC categories 08/09) Lighting... read more →
Beginning August 1st, 2023, the China State Administration for Market Regulation will begin certification for the following products, listed in the table below. These products include lithium-ion batteries and battery... read more →
In a previous post, the UK Department for Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) announced the delay of the UKCA marking to January 1st, 2023. BEIS has now granted an... read more →
Contact the Utility Upfront: When making connections or modifications to switchgear on the line side of the service disconnect, we recommend contacting the utility to notify them of your intentions. ... read more →
China CNCA has advised the following Safety and EMC Standards will be replaced with the following new standards: Safety Old GB Standard: GB 8898-2011 (AV) & GB 4943.1-2011 (IT) New... read more →
Taiwan has implemented the following two (2) new standards, which will be compulsory beginning January 1st, 2024. NewOldEMCCNS 15936(105 Version)CNS 13438 (IT)CNS 13439 (AV)SafetyCNS 15598-1(109 Version)CNS 14336-1 (IT)CNS 14408 (AV)New... read more →
Manufacturers of many product types selling into India, need their power supplies to be BIS certified. Many of these OEMs can't get BIS approval for their products because the system... read more →
India TEC (Telecommunications Engineering Center) has announced an update to the rollout of their Lists III and IV. In a previous post, it was advised these lists would become mandatory... read more →