Question Posed:
What is the purpose of a China Compulsory Certificate and what are the requirements/process to get one?
Answer Provided:
There are 19 groups (broken into 132 product categories) that are required to have CCC mark (final result of the process for each product).
- EWC- Electrical Wires and Cables (5 categories)
- SCIPCD- Switches for Circuits, Installation Protective and Connection Devices (6 categories)
- LVEA- Low-voltage Electrical Apparatus (9 categories)
- SPM- Small Power Motors (1 category)
- ET- Electric Tools (16 categories)
- WM- Welding Machines (15 categories)
- HSUA- Household and Similar Use Appliances (18 categories)
- AVA- Audio and Video Apparatus (excluding the acoustics apparatus for broadcasting service and automobiles) (16 categories)
- ITE- Information Technology Equipment (12 categories)
- LA- Lighting Apparatus (excluding the lighting apparatus with voltage lower than 36V) (2 categories)
- TTE- Telecommunication Terminal Equipment (9 categories)
- MVSP- Motor Vehicles and Safety Parts (4 categories)
- MVT- Motor Vehicle Tyres (3 categories)
- SG- Safety Glasses (3 categories)
- AM- Agricultural Machinery (1 category)
- LP- Latex Products (1 category)
- MD- Medical Devices (7 categories)
- FFP- Fire Fighting Products (3 categories)
- DIAS- Detectors for Intruder Alarm Systems (1 category)
Process for CCC:
- Step 1: Determine if product requires CCC mark
- Step 2: Self assessment against Chinese National Standards (saves time to pre-determine if products meet the requirements)
- Step 3: Apply For CCC Certification
- Step 3.1: Determine WHICH Authorized Certification Body is required
- Step 3.2: Submit to the Authorized Certification Body (done by manufacturer or consultant/agent)
- Step 3.3: Type Testing by an Accredited Testing Lab (product is submitted by the manufacturer or consultant/agent)
- Step 3.4: On-site Factory Inspection and Audit
- Step 3.5: Evaluation of Results and Approval
- Step 4: Purchase or Print the CCC Mark Labels
- Step 5: Supervision After Certification (manufacturing sites will be re-inspected/audited by inspectors designated by the ACB every 12-18 months)
Reference: http://www.ccc-mark.com/lists-of-products-subject-to-ccc-mark.html
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