Household appliances products

When household appliances are certified, they must meet the requirements of relevant regulations such as product safety (Safety), electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and EMF. Electric heating products are very important for temperature and fire resistance, while motor products require special consideration for insulation and mechanical damage.

        In terms of EMC, if the product is simply composed of heating elements and motors, there are basically not too many EMC considerations, and the probability of one pass is very high. If there is a non-compliance, the solution will not be too complicated.

        EMF electromagnetic field radiation to the human body: This requirement is used to evaluate the intensity of the magnetic field radiation generated by household appliances to users during normal use, and to ensure that the magnetic field radiation of the product is below a certain reference level to protect the human body. The test is based on the EN 62233 standard.

        Product Range:

        Heating appliances (such as frying pans, toasters, ovens, waffle machines, pizza machines, toasters, electric frying pans, popcorn machines, barbecue grills, coffee machines, electric irons, rice cookers, electric kettles, Insulation board, deep fryer, electric heater, electric blanket, etc.), motor appliances (such as blender, juicer, meat chopper, slicer, fruit and vegetable machine, food processor, ice crusher, coffee grinder, etc.) Vacuum cleaners, washing machines, dryers, massagers, sewing machines, range hoods, electric fans, air cleaners, electric curtains, etc.), motors and heating hybrid appliances (such as washing machines with steam function, hair dryers, hand dryers, etc.) Air conditioners, dryers, bread makers, mosquito killers using heat and suction, etc.).

        Executive standard:

        EMC: EN 55014-1/EN 55014-2 LVD: EN 60335 series