Air purifier handlingcbAccreditation standardsiec 60598-2-65Procedure
An air purifier is a device that can filter and purify indoor air, and the market demand for air purifiers is gradually growing as people pay more attention to indoor air quality. In order to ensure that the safety and performance of air purifiers meet international standards, the IEC 60598-2-65 standard specifies the test content and procedures and requirements for air purifiers.
1. The test content of IEC 60598-2-65 standard.
Electric Hazard Test: Check the insulation performance of the air purifier to prevent the user from touching it.
Mechanical Hazard Testing: Evaluate the mechanical structure of an air purifier to avoid injury to the user.
Temperature Rise Test: Measure the temperature rise of the air purifier during normal use to ensure that it does not overheat.
Abnormal operation test: Simulate the operation of the air purifier under abnormal conditions, such as short circuit, overload, etc., to verify its safety.
Stability test: Check the stability of the air purifier in different positions and angles to prevent injuries from tipping over.
Heat and flame resistance testing of materials and components: Evaluate the heat and flame resistance of materials and components used in air purifiers to ensure safety.
Identification and instruction check: Check whether the identification and instructions for use of the air purifier are clear and accurate, so as to facilitate the user's correct use and maintenance.
2. IEC 60598-2-65 standard procedures and requirements.
Choosing a certification body: Choose an IEC compliant certification body, submit your application and pay the associated fees.
Provide product information: Provide relevant technical information of air purifiers to the certification body, such as product specifications, circuit diagrams, instruction manuals, etc.
Product testing: Air purifiers are tested according to the requirements of IEC 60598-2-65. Tests are usually carried out by a certification body or its authorized laboratory.
Factory inspections (if required): Factories that produce air purifiers may be inspected by the certification body to ensure that the production process meets the requirements of the quality management system.
Audit and certification: The certification body reviews the test results and related documents, and if it meets the requirements of the standard, a CB certification certificate is issued.
Supervision and maintenance: After obtaining CB certification, manufacturers are required to conduct regular surveillance inspections to ensure that products continue to meet the requirements of the standard.
3. Summary. The IEC 60598-2-65 standard is an important specification to ensure the safety and performance of air purifiers, and through the testing and certification of this standard, the competitiveness of products in the international market can be improved, and the safety and rights of users can be guaranteed. In the process of going through the process of CB certification, choosing the right certification body and conducting tests and audits in strict accordance with the requirements of the standard is the key to obtaining certification. At the same time, manufacturers should also continuously improve product design and production processes to improve the quality and safety of products.