Rechargeable Desk Lamp Certification Test

As environmental concerns and the emphasis on efficient energy utilization continue to grow, Rechargeable Desk Lamps are increasingly becoming a popular choice in the market. Combining lighting functionality with the convenience of portable battery charging, these lamps not only meet the lighting needs but also provide convenient charging services for smart devices such as phones and tablets. Against the backdrop of the rising market demand, ensuring that rechargeable desk lamp products pass various certification tests is particularly important. Below is a summary of the certification test items for rechargeable desk lamps and answers to common customer questions.

Summary of Certification Test Items for Rechargeable Desk Lamp:

1. Safety Standards - UL/CUL or ETL/CETL

2. FCC/IC SDOC

3. Optical LM79/JA8

4. Flicker/Dimming

5. DOE.CEC, NRCAN+OEE for Battery Charging System (BCS)

6. Lithium Battery UN38.3 Test Report

7. Lithium Battery UL1642 (Single Cell)

8. Lithium Battery Pack UL2054

9. Air/Sea Transportation Identification Certificate

10. CP65

Common Questions for Rechargeable Desk Lamp Manufacturers:

1. Does the Rechargeable Desk Lamp need an Air/Sea Transportation Identification Certificate?

Yes, because the lamp contains lithium batteries, which require it.

2. Can the Air/Sea Transportation Identification Certificate provided for customs clearance include the battery for the Rechargeable Desk Lamp?

No, the lamp manufacturer needs to obtain the Air/Sea Transportation Identification Certificate based on the lamp's final shipping method.

3. Does the Rechargeable Desk Lamp need flicker testing?

Yes.

4. Does the Rechargeable Desk Lamp need QI certification?

No.

5. What are the energy efficiency requirements for the battery charging system?

In the United States, the battery charging system requires DOE registration and CEC test reports; for Canada, NRCAN+OEE is needed. It is recommended to conduct tests for both markets together to save time and costs.