In early 2016, Vietnam’s Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) announced that starting from October 1 of that year, all lithium batteries—including those sold independently and those used in end-products (such as laptops, tablets, and mobile phones)—would be required to have a Declaration of Conformity (DoC) under standard QCVN 101:2006/BTTTT. Therefore, products applying for a Vietnam MIC certificate must also submit the battery DoC.
On July 4, 2016, considering the long lead time for product testing and certification, MIC issued a new notice delaying the enforcement of mandatory battery certification to April 1, 2017.
Below is the MIC notice regarding the postponement of mandatory battery certification:
The Ministry of Information and Communications of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (MIC) implements mandatory TCVN/TCN standards for information and communications products, specifically concerning electromagnetic interference (EMI) and communication standards. For EMI, local suppliers can submit a self-declaration, which, once approved by MIC, allows the product to be sold on the Vietnamese market.
The QCVN 101:2016/BTTTT regulation for battery certification in Vietnam corresponds to the IEC testing standards IEC 61960 (2011) and iec 62133 (2012). Note: Both standards must be met to comply with QCVN.
1. Technical specifications sheet
2. Quality management system declaration
3. Quality certificate control approval method or ISO 9001 certificate
4. Structural protection approval certificate
5. Declared rated power
6. Antenna report
7. Test report
8. Technical documents, including:
- Block diagram
- Schematic diagram
- Bill of Materials (BOM)
- Parts placement diagram
- IC datasheets
- Internal and external photos
- Product description
- User manual
- Operational/technical description
- Description of peripherals/accessories
9. Label information
10. Letter of Authorization/Power of Attorney
1. The manufacturer provides the product manual; JJR Laboratory in China confirms the quotation, and both parties sign a cooperation contract.
2. Required submission documents include: product samples, product manual, circuit diagram, block diagram, operation description, BOM, key component certificates, application form, etc.
3. Once all documents are collected, the lab officially starts the certification project and schedules testing.
4. Upon completion of testing, a test report and certificate are issued.
5. Normal testing period: 2–3 weeks.
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