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The difference between ETL and UL
Both UL and ETL represent products that have been tested by the national accredited test laboratory (NRTL) and meet the appropriate safety standards, and also represent manufacturers agreeing to undergo rigorous periodic inspections to ensure consistent product quality
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The difference between KC and KCC
What is the difference between KC certification and Korean KCC certification
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How about ENEC?
ENEC is a safety certification mark covering the whole of Europe.
Since ENEC certification must be issued by a professionally designated third party, ENEC is a trusted certification mark of higher value than the mandatory CE mark based on the manufacturer's self-declaration in Europe.
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How to do GCC certification?
Starting from July 1, 2016, GCC certification requirements will be mandatory for certain low-voltage electrical equipment and supplies in the gulf states.Following the implementation of the code, GSO member states must meet the safety and EMC requirements listed in the technical code for low-voltage electrical equipment manufactured locally or imported into their markets
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What is CNAS?
CNAS is a merger of the former national accreditation authority of China (CNAB) and the former national accreditation authority of China (CNAL).CNAS plays the role of accreditation constraint by evaluating and supervising the management and activities of conformity assessment bodies (such as certification bodies, laboratories and inspection bodies), confirming whether they are capable of carrying out corresponding conformity assessment activities (such as certification, testing and calibration, inspection, etc.), and confirming the authority of their conformity assessment activities.
