Introduction to CE toy certification

With the improvement of life quality and technology, radio controlled toys have become the latest favorite of foreign consumers. It has become a trend to buy such toys. The function and interest of radio controlled toys are superior to traditional toys. The player can operate the toy from a long distance or a short distance through the remote control. Common remote control toys include remote control car, remote control robot, remote control aircraft, remote control ship, etc. Because the manufacture of remote control toys is more complex than that of electric toys, there are more safety problems involved. It not only needs to meet the safety standard test of traditional toys and electric toys, but also adds the safety standard test of radio remote control.

Test standards and instructions:

EN71

ASTM F963-07

CPSC

Canada Hazardous Products (Toys) Regulations and Acts

AS/NZS ISO 8124

ST2002

EU general product safety directive (2001 / 95 / EC)

EU toxic substances restriction directive and its amendment (76 / 769 / EEC)

Registration, evaluation and licensing rules for chemicals (reach)

EU Toy Safety Directive (88 / 378 / EEC)

EU phthalate plasticizer directive (1999 / 0238 / c0d and 1999 / 815 / EC)

EMC directive (89 / 336 / EEC)

EU wireless and Telecommunication Terminal Equipment Directive (1999 / 5 / EC)

FCC (United States) Communications Commission verification

EU battery and battery directive (2002 / 525 / EC)

EU Directive on restrictions on the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical equipment (2002 / 95 / EC)

EU Directive on end of life electrical and electronic equipment (2002 / 96 / EC)

Cadmium content directive (91 / 338 / EEC, 1999 / 51 / EC)

Test items:

Physical and mechanical tests

Fire test

Organic compound test

Safety test of electric toys

LED / laser level judgment

EC EMC test

R & TT requirements test of radio remote control products

FCC (United States) Communications Commission verification

Phthalate test

ROHS

REACH

Cadmium content test

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Technical regulations related to toy products mainly include EU general product safety directive (2001 / 95 / EC), Council Directive (76 / 769 / EEC) on unifying laws, regulations and management regulations of Member States on restricting the sale and use of certain harmful substances and products, rules for registration, evaluation and licensing of chemicals (draft), product ecological design directive (Draft) EU Toy Safety Directive (88 / 378 / EEC), EU phthalate plasticizer directive (1999 / 0238 / COD and 1999 / 815 / EC), EU EMC directive (89 / 336 / EEC), EU wireless and Telecommunication Terminal Equipment Directive (1999 / 5 / EC), EU battery and battery directive (2002 / 525 / EC), EU prohibition of harmful azo dyes directive (2002 / 61 / EC), EU prohibition of blue azo dyes directive (2003 / 03 / EC), EU prohibition of two brominated flame retardants directive (79 / 663 / EC 83 / 264 / EEC 2003 / 11 / EC), EU Directive on limiting the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment (2002 / 95 / EC), EU Directive on end of life electrical and electronic equipment (2002 / 96 / EC), packaging recovery mark, nickel release directive (94 / 27 / EC), cadmium content directive (91 / 338 / EEC, 1999 / 51 / EC), pentachlorophenol directive (91 / 173 / EEC, 1999 / 51 / EC), organotin (TBT) compound index Decree (89 / 677 / EEC, 1999 / 51 / EC), restrictions on mercury, regulations of EU countries on formaldehyde control.

The commonly used standards are:

EN71-3,9,10,11

EN14362-1,2ISO-TS17234

lmbg82.02-2,3,4

EN1811

EN1122

DIN53313

CE mark certification service:

According to Chapter 7 of the fourth edition of the revised draft of EU Toy Safety Directive: "if a toy involves other directives requiring the affixing of CE mark, affixing of CE mark indicates that the toy also complies with other applicable directives." That is to say, toys can only be labeled with CE if they comply with all the instructions involved. Toys refer to directives such as 95 / 5 / EC radio terminal equipment, 89 / 109 / EEC and 90 / 128 / EEC materials in contact with food, 89 / 336 / EEC electromagnetic compatibility, 91 / 338 / EEC cadmium content, 2002 / 95 / EC RoHS for electric / electronic equipment, 2002 / 96 / EC WEEE for electric / electronic equipment.

Other value-added services:

Custom test service

Email Report

Provide professional technical consulting services for customers' product specifications

Seminars and training courses

Free collection of product samples and delivery of test reports

Customer professional management