Hello, I would like to ask, export to Europe or the United States, which standard IEC and UL produ

IEC stands for International Electrotechnical Commission, which is an international standardization organization composed of all national committees. In order to promote international harmonization, National Committees need to ensure that international standards are used to the maximum extent possible in their national or regional standards. China, the European Union, and the United States are all members of the IEC.

Most national or electrotechnical standards in the European Union are based on the IEC.

UL Safety Laboratory is the most authoritative in the United States and the largest non-governmental organization engaged in safety testing and identification in the world. It is an independent, not-for-profit, professional organization that experiments with public safety. It uses scientific testing methods to study and determine whether and how harmful various materials, devices, products, equipment, buildings, etc. are harmful to life and property; Determine, compile, and disseminate appropriate standards and materials that contribute to the reduction and prevention of damage to life and property, and conduct fact-finding operations.

In short, it is mainly engaged in product safety certification and business safety certification business, and its ultimate purpose is to obtain products with a high level of safety for the market and contribute to the guarantee of personal health and property safety. As far as product safety certification is an effective means to eliminate international technical barriers, UL also plays an active role in promoting the development of international technology. Generally speaking, it is better to use UL or ETL standards for products going to the United States.

Products exported to Europe are all using IEC standards; Go to the U.S. to use the UL standard.

It is not possible to go to Europe for products certified to UL standards.

Generally speaking, of course, it is better to be international

Are you exporting electrical appliances Personally, I think UL is better.

IEC is an international standard, and UL is the standard established by UL Safety Testing in the United States.

You've said that there are 2 different standards!

UL is the certification of the United States in terms of safety regulations, CE is the certification of products to the European Union, IEC is the standard formulated by the International Electrotechnical Commission, and the EN standard is extended from the IEC standard.

UL is a certification for exporting to the United States, CE is a certification for exporting to Europe, IEC is just a standard, whether it is doing UL, or CE certification, different products will have different standards, or IEC or EN standards.

Yes, what kind of requirements do you have?

This is very difficult, and the standards on both sides are not the same.

It's easy.

There are a lot of them on the Internet!

In the United States, lamps and lanterns are ordinary items, and there are no mandatory requirements. Shipping to the U.S. can be international.

Express, international shipping, international air dispatch line can be selected according to the specific number of you send, the timeliness requirements.

This will make it possible to recommend the most suitable mode of carriage.

No one can answer this question, you have to see what kind of lamp you are, LED lights must now be UL8750 plus the standard of lights, such as table lamps UL153, different lamps have different standards. If you are a professional, you can look at the standard for yourself, if you don't understand, you can find a laboratory for consultation, and the lamp can apply for ETL.

Is it a normal lighting or an LED fixture? The standards will be different: mobile lamps UL 153 fixed lighting UL 1598 LED light cups 1993+8750 and so on.

It depends on what standard you want to use, there are 60950 and so on.

UL certification is highly recognized in North America, CE certification is the general certification of EU countries, not the same thing, CE must be provided for export to the EU, and which testing standards are more stringent.

Hello, CE certification is a mandatory certification for most products exported to the European Union, and UL certification is only a voluntary certification in North America, although the acceptance is quite high, but there is no way to replace CE certification, products exported to the European Union, or must do CE certification. If you need to contact me, thank you.

UL certification is not a substitute for CE certification.

UL is a voluntary certification in North America.

CE is the European Union compulsory certification.

NOT CE is a standard set by the European Union. The CE mark can be used in both the European Union and former British colonies.

UL is a national certification body in the United States. The UL mark is used in the U.S. Commonwealth and U.S. Overseas Territories.

Exports to the EU must do CE

The two are not compatible, the test standards in the United States and Europe are different, the requirements are also different, and of course the cost is not the same.

UL certification is not mandatory, but voluntary, but local consumers have a strong awareness of the safety of the product, and if the product does not have safety certification, they will worry about the safety of the product. Therefore, generally speaking, local supermarkets and distributors will require the products on the shelves to pass the UL certification.

UL certification is required for electrical and electronic products.

It can be used, but the nature of CE and UL is different, CE mark is a safety mark rather than a quality mark, UL certification is a non-mandatory certification in the United States, mainly in the testing and certification of product safety performance.

EU CE certification is generally not recognized in North America, while UL has factory inspections four times a year, so most of them are applied by manufacturers.

UL certification is a non-mandatory certification in the United States, mainly used for product safety performance testing and certification.

UL is an abbreviation for UnderwriterLaboratories, Inc.

The CE mark is a safety certification mark and is considered a passport for manufacturers to open and enter the European market. CE stands for Legalistic Europeans. All products bearing the "CE" mark can be sold in EU member states without meeting the requirements of each member state, thus realizing the free circulation of products within EU member states.

UL is a voluntary certification, you can do it or not, if you don't do it, of course, you can't use the UL logo

UL certification is a guarantee in the hearts of Americans, without which products cannot be sold in the American market. UL certification is not mandatory, but it is highly recognized in the US market, and the product has UL certification, which can enhance the competitiveness of the product.

CE marking is for the European market and not for the American market.

The necessity and authorization of UL certification in the United States.

UL is one of the world's largest private organizations engaged in safety testing and certification. It is an independent, non-profit, professional organization that conducts tests for public safety, and this certification body uses scientific methods to study and determine whether various materials, devices, products, equipment, buildings, etc. are harmful to life and property; Identify, compile and disseminate appropriate standards and information that contribute to the reduction and prevention of damage to life and property.

Products exported to the United States do not have to do UL certification, but it is difficult to sell products without UL certification. Therefore, from multiple perspectives, it is better to have UL certification than not to have UL certification, and it is also possible to export without UL certification.