Wireless charger exported to Australia RCM certification

Wireless Charger Australia RCM Certification

According to the new news from the Australian Communications And Media Authority (ACMA), the three currently existing marks of conformity in Australia (C-Tick, A-Tick and RCM) will soon be merged into a single Regulatory Conformity Mark RCM. This means that in the future a product will be able to comply with all relevant ACMA requirements such as telecommunications, radio communications, EMC and safety requirements for electrical and electronic equipment in Australia, New Zealand and its states and territories. This also means that in the future a product will be able to comply with all of ACMA's relevant regulatory requirements such as Telecommunications, Radiocommunications, EMC, and the safety requirements for electrical and electronic equipment in Australia, New Zealand and its states and territories. This is in line with the new Electrical Equipment Safety System (EESS) that will be implemented on March 1, 2013 in Australia and New Zealand.

The EESS covers the safety requirements for electrical equipment in Australia, New Zealand and its states and territories, and the RCM will be the single regulatory compliance mark under the new EESS. For import and export trade products have different requirements, RCM certification is actually no stranger, it is Australia and New Zealand to achieve a unified logo of electrical products, the logo is Australia and New Zealand's regulatory agencies have trademarks, indicating that the product meets both safety and EMC requirements belong to the non-mandatory.

Australia has either imported or locally assembled electrical products in Australia, before entering the Australian market sales, first through the Australian International Standards Corporation certification. Different electrical products have to do different product quality certification. According to the function of the product to correspond to do matching certification. Wireless chargers need to do RCM certification before you must first send samples to a third-party laboratory to do C-TICK test reports, SAA certification, (specifically need to assess the product in which the scope of the certification), and then submit the certificate to the official website of the EESS to register for RCM certification.

Australia RCM certification process

1, the third-party laboratory to assess the product, to determine the implementation of the test standard;

2, the laboratory will rectify the product to comply with and meet the requirements of the Australian standards;

3, the test passed, the test report issued;

4, submit the test report to the Australian licensing agency for document review;

5, the Australian audit, the issuance of the RCM certificate; 6, the laboratory to complete the work of the Australian website registration