Export certifications
The certifications and regulations your product must clear to export. Each entry lists the regulator, the products it covers, the markets that accept it, and a link to the official register so you can verify any certificate yourself.
Directives
CE Marking
Notified Bodies in EU member states
The EU's mandatory conformity mark, covering the Low Voltage, EMC, Machinery, Radio Equipment and other directives. Required before placing a product on the EU market.
FCC Certification
US Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
Mandatory US Federal Communications Commission requirements on radio and electromagnetic interference. Several routes including certification and declaration of conformity.
UKCA Marking
UK-approved conformity assessment bodies
The UK conformity mark replacing CE after Brexit, for England, Scotland and Wales.
RoHS Directive
EU member state authorities
EU directive restricting lead, mercury, cadmium and other hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment.
Certification schemes
UL Certification
UL Solutions
US safety certification issued by UL Solutions. Widely required by buyers and insurers in the North American market.
ETL Certification
Intertek
North American safety certification issued by Intertek. Based on the same standards as UL and equivalent in market acceptance.
CSA Certification
CSA Group
Canadian safety certification issued by CSA Group. Generally the reference for entering the Canadian market.
KC Certification
Korean Agency for Technology and Standards (KATS)
Korea's mandatory certification, overseen by KATS. Covers safety, EMC and radio categories.
IECEE CB Scheme
IECEE
The international mutual recognition scheme run by IECEE. One CB report can be converted in dozens of member countries, reducing duplicate testing.
TÜV Certification
TÜV Rheinland / TÜV SÜD / TÜV NORD
Third-party certification from the TÜV group in Germany. Highly recognised in Europe and globally, commonly used to strengthen product credibility.
CCC Certification
Certification and Accreditation Administration of China (CNCA)
China Compulsory Certification. Products in the catalogue may not leave the factory, be sold or imported without it.
Market access
Admission requirements by region and by destination country. Buyers often name the country directly, so both levels are covered here — open one to see the certifications it accepts and its electrical parameters.