UL 2089 is a safety standard for in-vehicle chargers, primarily used to evaluate the electrical safety, mechanical safety, and environmental adaptability of the product. Below are the test items and application process for obtaining a UL 2089 Test report:

- Maximum output voltage test
- Power input test
- Dielectric withstand test
- Leakage current test
- Fault condition test
- Crush resistance test
- Strain relief test
- Resistance mitigation test
- Drop test
- High and low-temperature test
- Humidity test
- Stability test for safety markings
- Battery charge and discharge test
- Equipment temperature rise test
- Touch current test
1. Preparation
- Identify the testing requirements and confirm that the product must comply with UL 2089 standards.
- Choose a testing laboratory accREDited with ISO 17025. For example, China JJR Laboratory is an IEC 17025 accredited lab that provides UL 2089 testing services.
2. Application
- Submit an application form to the testing laboratory, including company and product details.
- Provide technical documentation, such as circuit diagrams, user manuals, and product specifications.
- Supply product samples that meet the testing requirements.
The entire testing process typically takes 5 to 7 business days.
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