The CB scheme covers products that fall within the scope of IEC standards recognized by the IECEE system. Generally, this includes electrical devices powered by AC and electronic/electrical products powered by DC (batteries).
- Household Appliances:
Rice cookers, refrigerators, air conditioners, washing machines, electric kettles, water heaters, printers, fresh air systems, etc.
- Lighting and LED Drivers:
Ceiling lights, garden lights, floodlights, desk lamps, etc.
- Audio-Visual Equipment:
Headphones, TVs, monitors, speakers, cameras, projectors, etc.
- Information Technology Equipment:
Mobile phones, computers, switches, servers, set-top boxes, smart bands and watches, etc.
- Switching Power Supplies:
Switch controllers, adapters, DC power supplies (batteries, etc.)
> Note:Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) is not included in the CB scheme unless specifically required by the IEC standard used.
- Input Test
- Label Durability Test
- Hazardous Energy Test
- Capacitor Discharge Test
- Current Limiting Circuit Test
- Limited Power Source Test
- Ground Resistance Test
- Humidity Treatment Test
- Dielectric Strength Test
- Fault Condition Test
- Glow Wire Test
- Surge Voltage Test
- Insulation Resistance Test
- Working Voltage Test
- Power Cord Tension Test
- Stability and Impact Test
- Drop Test
- Plug Torque Test
- Temperature Rise Test
- Ball Pressure Test
- Touch Current Test
- Vibration Test
- Needle Flame Test
- Horizontal and Vertical Flame Test
- Drum Test
- Switching Power Supply:IEC 61558-2-16
- LED Tubes:IEC 62776
- Legacy IT Equipment:IEC 60950
- Legacy AV Equipment:IEC 60065
- IT & AV Unified Standard:IEC 62368
- LED Bulbs:IEC 62560
- Household Appliances:iec 60335
- LED Drivers:IEC 61347-2-13
1. Product User Manual (in English)
2. Safety Design Documents (including key structural drawings showing creepage distance, clearance, insulation layers and thickness)
3. Product Technical Specifications (or company standards)
4. Electrical Schematic Diagram
5. Circuit Diagram
6. List of Key Components or Raw Materials (preferably with EU/US certification marks)
7. Copies of Certificates for the Whole Unit or Key Components
> Note:Under normal testing conditions, CB certification typically takes 4–6 weeks.
1. Components used in the product must be certified (e.g., wires with VDE certification, components with UL, CCC/CQC certifications).
2. For different countries, CB certification may require deviation testing(to account for national differences in standards, such as voltage and frequency). Confirm the export destination country before applying.
3. CB certification is stricter than CE certification. Product samples must be well-prepared.
4. CB certification does not require a factory audit.
5. The cb test report will detail all tests, measurements, validations, inspections, and evaluations clearly and unambiguously. It also includes photos, circuit diagrams, images, and product descriptions. Therefore, ensure the submitted documentation is accurate and complete, or the certification may fail.
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