The development of power banks shows characteristics of increased battery capacity, REDuced size, and improved safety. Initially, power banks were bULky with limited capacity. However, advancements in battery technology, especially lithium-ion batteries, have made them smaller and higher in capacity. Additionally, the integration of smart power management systems and the application of technologies such as Gallium Nitride (GaN) chargers and USB-C have improved efficiency and compatibility.
The adoption of technologies such as GaN chargers and Power Delivery (PD) has significantly increased charging speeds for both power banks and connected devices.
Universal USB-C interfaces and compatibility with proprietary smartphone charging protocols such as Qualcomm Quick Charge have expanded the range of devices that power banks can charge.
To sell power banks globally, IEC 62368-1 standard testing reports or cb certification is required. Today, we introduce the testing items, costs, and process for obtaining the IEC 62368-1 standard testing report.
IEC stands for the International Electrotechnical Commission, an organization that develops globally recognized standards for electrical, electronic, and related technologies, collectively referred to as "electrotechnology."
The IEC 62368 standard applies to electrical and electronic information equipment in the fields of audio, video, information, communication technology, business, and office machines with rated voltages not exceeding 600V. It is a new product safety concept based on hazard-based safety engineering principles, designed to protect users and their environments from harm such as electric shock, fire, electromagnetic fields, and other hazardous energy. IEC 62368 encompasses the previous IEC 60065 and IEC 60950 standards and will gradually replace them.
1. Fill out the quality inspection report application form.
2. Ship samples to the laboratory.
3. Test samples; if not compliant, notify the company to modify the samples.
4. Upon passing, JJR Laboratory issues the test report.
1. Product specifications and user manual.
2. Design drawings and circuit diagrams.
3. Battery parameters and iec 62133 compliance.
4. Information about charging and discharging protection circuits.
Timeline:5–7 working days.
Note: Testing costs may vary between products and need to be verified by a consultant.
- High Voltage Test:Assess insulation strength and the ability to withstand high voltage.
- Insulation Resistance Test:Measure the resistance of insulating materials.
- Leakage Current Test:Evaluate current flow between conductive parts and ground to identify potential electric shock hazards.
- Dielectric Strength Test:Verify compliance with required spacing and creepage distances.
- Ground Continuity Test:Ensure the effectiveness of the grounding system.
- Overcurrent Protection:Test the effectiveness of fuses, circuit breakers, etc., in preventing overcurrent.
- Strength and Durability Test:Ensure the enclosure and components can withstand mechanical stress, including sustained force, impact, drop, and glass breakage tests.
- Heat Resistance Test:Assess the component's ability to handle heat generated during operation.
- Temperature Rise Test:Evaluate temperature increases under various operating conditions.
- Hazardous Substance Test:Ensure compliance with regulations regarding harmful substances in devices.
- RF and Other Radiation Tests:Ensure the device complies with radiation exposure limits.
- Wireless Power Transmission Safety:Assess potential burn risks related to wireless power transmission.
- Liquid and Liquid-Filled Component Tests:Address safety issues related to liquids and pressurized components.
- Coin/Button Cell Battery Tests:Ensure compliance with safety requirements for such batteries.
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