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TÜV Rheinland provides single-source
International Certification services. Through our multiple
accreditations and worldwide presence, we can easily guide our
customers' products to markets around the globe. Simply pick your
product's destination and let us work on the certification.
We offer two graphic formats for download:
EPS format:
applicable for printing and graphic related software
GIF format:
applicable for website and MS office software
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TÜV Rheinland maintains a cooperation
with the PCBC (Polskie Centrum Badan I Certyfikacji), the National
Certification Body for the CB Scheme in Poland. The PCBC issues the
Polish Safety Mark B based on documentation provided by TÜV Rheinland.
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The CCC Mark is referred to as China Compulsory Certification and replaced the CCIB and CCEE Mark as of Aug. 1, 2003. The CCC Mark serves as evidence that covered products can be marketed, imported or used in China. When using the mark, the certificate holder must abide by the Regulations for the Compulsory Product Certification Mark.
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Many products seeking entry into the European Union must comply
with the European Directives and bear the CE Marking. The CE Marking
is the manufacturer's self-declaration, showing compliance with all
applicable directives. As a subsidiary of an EU Notified/Competent
Body, TÜV Rheinland can assist manufacturers in meeting Directive
requirements.
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TÜV Rheinland of North America is accredited by the Standards Council of
Canada to test and certify products to Canadian National Standards.
Products tested and certified for the Canadian market by TÜV Rheinland of
North America will be identified by the cTUV mark which denotes compliance
to Canadian National Standards.
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TÜV Rheinland of North America is a Nationally
Recognized Testing Laboratory (NRTL) in the United States and is
accredited by the Standards Council of Canada to test and certify
products to Canadian National Standards. Clients can demonstrate
compliance for both U.S. and Canadian markets through a single mark
(cTUVus) on their product(s) which denotes compliance to U.S. and
Canadian National Standards.
cTUVus (Canada & U.S)
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TÜV Rheinland cooperates with EVPU, a recognized Certification
Body in Slovakia. EVPU can issue the Certificates based on the
documentation provided by TÜV Rheinland.EVPU approval is
mandatory.
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TÜV Rheinland cooperates with EZU, a recognized Certification
Body in Czech Republic. EZU can issue the Certificates based on the
documentation provided by TUV Rheinland. EZU approval is
non-mandatory.
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The ek Mark is placed on nearly all electrical products that are
placed on the Korean market.
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Many products bound for Russia need GOST-R certification.
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The MIC Mark is required for information technology equipment. Depending upon the product, the MIC Mark applies for Safety, EMC or Telecom.
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Many electrical and electronic products being sold in Mexico must comply
with NOM (Normas Oficiales Mexicanas) standards. TÜV Rheinland of North
America, Inc. has a bilateral agreement with a Mexican laboratory
accredited by CANIETI to evaluate products against Mexican standards. Once the product is found in compliance, NOM certification is granted.
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The Nordic Safety Marks are the only governmental safety marks in Nordic countries and they are established on the market since many years. Hence there is a market demand for third party certification. Products that bear these marks are registered in the electronic system maintained by FIMKO, SEMKO, NEMKO, and DEMKO, which guarantee less administrative inconvenience due to market surveillance for our clients.
Sweden (SEMKO), Norway (NEMKO) and Denmark (DEMKO).
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The Nordic Safety Marks are the only governmental safety marks in Nordic countries and they are established on the market since many years. Hence there is a market demand for third party certification. Products that bear these marks are registered in the electronic system maintained by FIMKO, SEMKO, NEMKO, and DEMKO, which guarantee less administrative inconvenience due to market surveillance for our clients.
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The Nordic Safety Marks are the only governmental safety marks in Nordic countries and they are established on the market since many years. Hence there is a market demand for third party certification. Products that bear these marks are registered in the electronic system maintained by FIMKO, SEMKO, NEMKO, and DEMKO, which guarantee less administrative inconvenience due to market surveillance for our clients.
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The Nordic Safety Marks are the only governmental safety marks in Nordic countries and they are established on the market since many years. Hence there is a market demand for third party certification. Products that bear these marks are registered in the electronic system maintained by FIMKO, SEMKO, NEMKO, and DEMKO, which guarantee less administrative inconvenience due to market surveillance for our clients.
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The PSB Mark is issued by the Singapore Productivity and Standards Board. The Safety Authority (PSB) is the statutory body appointed by the Ministry of Trade and Industry to administer the regulations. The Safety Authority has amended the regulations, requiring all registered controlled goods to be individually marked with the SAFETY Mark. Manufacturers, importers, traders, retailers and advertisers who are involved in supplying
controlled goods must ensure that their obligations under the regulations
are fulfilled. The grant of approval and registration is valid for a period of three years, thereafter renewal is required if registration of that model is to continue.
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The PSE Mark is issued to most electrical appliances for the home
and business in Japan. The PSE Mark is printed onto the rating
label.
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The RCM Mark indicates that the product meets all applicable regulatory requirements for safety and EMC and/or the specific requirements for radio apparatus. This mark is used in lieu of marking the product with the separate marks that indicate compliance for safety, EMC and radio apparatus regulatory requirements.
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The S-Mark product certification is mandatory according to Resolution 92/98 of the Argentinean government for all electrical and electronic products with a nominal supply voltage in excess of 50V. The test standards used in Argentina are IEC-based.
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TÜV Rheinland is able to help customers to achieve the STB mark through its cooperative relationship with BelGISS, the Standard Writing Body for electrical products in Belarus. To obtain the STB Mark certification products have?to be hygiene registered.
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The S-Mark shows the buyer, customer and consumer that the product has been successfully tested by an impartial and independent laboratory such as TÜV Rheinland and has been proven safe.
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TÜV Rheinland Hong Kong is a recognized Certification Body to issue the Hong Kong S-Mark certificate based on Electrical Products Safety Regulation (EPSR). The EPSR requires a certificate of safety compliance which provides statutory control over the safety of all household electrical products supplied in Hong Kong with the objective to enhance public safety in the use of this products.
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TÜV Rheinland Hungary is recognized as Certification Body to
issue S-Mark certification.
S-Mark (Hungary)
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TÜV Rheinland cooperates with SIQ (Slovenski institut za kakovost in meroslovje), a recognized Certification Body in Slovenia. SIQ can issue the registered certificate of conformity which is mandatory in Slovenia.
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SABS is acting on behalf of the South African government to ensure that legal requirement are met. As far as imported goods are concerned, the Department of Customs and Excise insists on either an SABS safety Inspectorate letter of clearance, which is called Compulsory Safety Scheme, or a SABS Safety Mark Scheme on the product in South Africa.
SABS Mark (South Africa)
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Electrical low voltage appliances have to fulfill the requirements of the ordinance on electrical low voltage equipment (NEV). Electrical low voltage equipment can be marked on a voluntary basis with the well-known Swiss Safety Mark S+ which is an additional marketing advantage for manufacturer to place their products on the Swiss market.
TÜV Rheinland is in the position to undertake project handling for Swiss Approvals via ESTI (The Eidgensisches Starkstrominspektorat - Federal Inspectorate for Heavy Current Installations). EStI is the Swiss Certification Body in the field of electrical products.
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TÜV Rheinland of North America is a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory (NRTL) in the United States. Clients can demonstrate compliance for the U.S. market through the use of this mark (TUVus) on theirproduct(s) which denotes compliance to U.S. Standards.
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TÜV Rheinland Taiwan has received recognition from BSMI as an officially designated test laboratory, recognized FIB, and QMS CB. The test reports, factory inspection reports, and TAF ISO 9001 certificates issued by TÜV Rheinland Taiwan are fully accepted by BSMI for CI Mark, CNS Mark, and VPC Mark certification.
Mandatory CI Mark application scope: electrical products (i.e., household appliances), electronic products (i.e., information technology equipment, audio/video entertainment equipment), mechanical products (i.e., handheld power tools), or chemical products (i.e., tires, toys)
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