As Amazon's strategic importance in global commerce continues to grow, foreign electronic devices are increasingly entering the US market through Amazon. On September 24, 2017, US authorities issued a law specifically targeting e-commerce, requiring Amazon to notify overseas e-commerce sellers on its platform to provide relevant safety compliance reports. Until a UL standard test report is submitted, Amazon must order the sellers to stop selling their products.
UL certification is a voluntary certification that requires product testing and factory inspections. Factories are inspected quarterly, and the process is costly, time-consuming, and strictly monitored.
A UL test report, on the other hand, is issued after the product passes the relevant UL standard tests.
1. Input/output test
2. Leakage current from enclosure measurement
3. Risk of electric shock test
4. Normal and abnormal temperature test
5. Fault condition tests (Class P) for electronic ballasts
6. Dielectric voltage withstand test
7. Drop test
8. Impact test
9. Strain relief test
10. Mold stress test
11. Humidity test
12. Water-spray test
1. Computer and Network Products: Servers, computers, routers, laptops, desktops, and their power adapters.
2. Consumer Electronics: Amplifiers, Bluetooth speakers, active speakers, home theater systems, digital cameras, and personal music players.
3. Screens and Display Devices: Monitors, televisions, and digital projectors.
4. Communication Products: Network infrastructure devices, wireless and mobile phones, and similar communication devices, including battery-powered devices.
5. Office Equipment: Copiers and shredders.
6. Audio-Video, Information, and Communication Technology Equipment.
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