The process of obtaining CE certification for chargers mainly includes the following steps:
1. Review the EU CE certification standards: First, understand the standards and requirements of EU CE certification to ensure that your product meets the qualifications. The charger should comply with standards such as low voltage directive, EMC directive, and RoHS directive.
2. Testing: EMC testing and safety testing are required on the charger. There are two main testing methods: self certification and commissioned third-party testing. Self certification requires having testing equipment that meets standards and qualified personnel for testing, while commissioning third-party testing requires finding a qualified certification agency for testing.
3. Preparation of technical documents: It is necessary to prepare technical documents that comply with CE standards for the charger, including test data, product specifications, EMC test reports, etc., to ensure that the charger can pass CE certification.
4. Submission of application: Submit the prepared technical documents and charger samples to the application. After review by the organization, if qualified, CE certification will be issued.
In summary, obtaining CE certification for chargers requires starting with an understanding of EU certification standards, followed by testing and preparation of technical documents, and finally submitting an application for review before obtaining certification.
