Outdoor power supply UN38.3

The certification requirements that outdoor mobile power supply needs to meet for exporting to European and American markets are as follows:

Certification Requirements for Exporting to the European Union

CE Certification: this is a necessary certification for entering the EU market. CE certification represents that the product meets the safety, health and environmental protection requirements of the EU. For outdoor mobile power, it mainly involves electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and low voltage directive (LVD). Manufacturers need to choose a qualified certification body to conduct testing and evaluation to ensure that the product meets EU standards in terms of electromagnetic interference and electrical safety.

RoHS Certification: This directive aims to restrict the use of certain hazardous substances, such as lead, mercury, cadmium, etc., in electronic equipment. Outdoor mobile power, as an electronic device, must comply with RoHS standards to ensure consumer health and environmental safety

Certification requirements for export to the U.S.

FCC certification: This is a legal requirement for entering the U.S. market. FCC certification is categorized into self declaration of conformity (FCC-SDOC) FCC certification is divided into Self-Declaration of Conformity (FCC-SDOC) and Wireless Certification (FCC-ID). The former applies to devices without wireless capabilities, while the latter applies to devices with wireless capabilities such as Bluetooth, WiFi, etc. FCC certification ensures the legal sale and use of devices in the U.S. market

UL Certification: Although not required, products with the UL Mark are more likely to be recognized in the marketplace, as it covers the safety of the product because it covers the safety and performance of the product. If the outdoor mobile power contains a removable battery, it is also necessary to consider the battery's transportation and labeling compliance with the International Battery Transportation Agreement (UN38.3)