Solar container inverter kc certification qualification

What is KC certification?

The KC (Korea Certification) mark is a product safety standard that signifies compliance with South Korea’s requirements for electrical and electronic equipment. OEMs and component manufacturers that intend to sell their products, vehicles or equipment in the country must demonstrate compliance by undergoing the KC certification process.

Why should you choose TÜV SÜD KC certification services?

TÜV SÜD’s KC certification services ensure that your products comply with relevant requirements and successfully gain Korean market access. This includes facility verification, registration with the government, and conformity checks. South Korea is one of the world’s leading markets for electrical and electronic equipment and devices.

Why do you need KC certification in South Korea?

South Korea is one of the world’s leading markets for electrical and electronic equipment. Testing your products for KC certification compliance gives you legal market access, as well as acceptance by Korean buyers and consumers.

How many KC certifications are there in South Korea?

In 2009 the South Korean government consolidated 140 different test marks into the current KC mark certification. Products falling under the scope of KC Safety may not be imported to Korea without a valid certification, which is verified by customs during regular checks.

How do I get a KCS certification in Korea?

KCs In the industrial sector, the KCs certification must be obtained from the Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency (KOSHA) for certain machines and safety equipment. Depending on the specific product type, there are two different certification modes.

What happens after KC certification?

After receiving a KC certification, the corresponding product is allowed to be marked with the KC mark, and to be exported to South Korea and sold in the country. In 2009 the South Korean government consolidated 140 different test marks into the current KC mark certification.