EV charger There are no mandatory certification requirements for exporting to Japan,
but...
The various components of EV charger,
such as the plug, input and output cables, control box, connectors , etc.,
must obtain PSE Diamond Certification
PSE certification is a Japanese product safety mark. According to Japan’s DENTORL Act (Act on the Control of Electrical Appliances and Materials), many products entering the Japanese market must pass safety certification, and EV charger components are no exception.
If...
If a EV charger product has wireless functionality ,
they must also apply for type designation or a certificate
from the Japanese General Agency or an accredited MIC certification body .
EV chargerExports to Japan also require electrical safety testing, EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) testing, and mechanical safety testing. These tests ensure that EV charger will not cause harm to people or property during use, will operate normally in various electromagnetic environments, and that its mechanical structure complies with standards, design specifications, and safety performance requirements. Please note that the above represents only some of the certifications and inspections required for exporting EV charger to Japan. Specific requirements may vary depending on product characteristics and changes in Japanese market regulations. It is recommended that companies familiarize themselves with relevant Japanese regulations and standards prior to export and collaborate with certification bodies to ensure their products meet all requirements and are successfully exported to the Japanese market.