Regarding the Australia (AS) New Zealand (NZS) certification, many related web pages or consulting companies for the SAA certification introduction has a misunderstanding, of course, almost all are reprinted. But it misled exporters. For electrical products, Australian regulations clearly stipulate that the products in the announcement must be confirmed by an accredited third party or the state electrical safety department, and obtain a 5-year SAA certification certificate (some products are valid for only two years, such as hair straighteners), so there is no standard identification and type certification as said on the Internet.

For non-declared electrical products, the importer or manufacturer must provide proof that the product complies with the AS/NZS standard, that is, a test report issued by an accredited third party, which is detailed on the relevant webpage.

In Australia, it is worth mentioning that safety regulation and EMC(C-TICK) are in charge of two departments, and the professional department is responsible for professional work, which is different from CCC and CE. Of course, in order to unify the certification, the Australian government is also discussing applying for the combination of SAA certification and C-TICK, that is, the RCM program, for the same product. However, the current regulations on C-TICK must be solved. Currently, the filing of C-TICK is only for enterprises holding Australian business licenses. As a result, enterprises outside Australia cannot directly apply for the filing and can only be filed through a third party.

< strong > < a href = "http://www.globalgd.com/aozhourenzhen/" > Australia SAA certification < / a > < / strong > there is no factory inspection, is different from the one in 3 c consistency check, but if the SAA certificate, When the quality is found to be unqualified at the time of sale, your SAA certificate will be mandatory cancellation.

Of course, for sanitary ware products, WATERMARK certification is required, but WATERMARK only carries out factory inspection and annual inspection for Class 1 products, and Class 2 products do not require factory inspection and annual inspection,

If you are planning or planning to export to Australia. — In the New Zealand market, then you must be clear when choosing SAA certification partners, you need to be recognized by the Australian official SAA certificate, rather than part of the domestic self-declaration certificate, you consider the cost of certification at the same time, the first must confirm whether the certificate is valid, invalid certificate is free, you will accept it? Invalid certificates bring you not only the loss of certification costs, the more important loss is that the loss of credibility caused by the failure of customs clearance of the goods can not be calculated by money, all SAA certificates must be issued by the designated certification body in Australia.