​The PSE certification program is booming, with market popularity soaring.

In the dazzling constellation of the global economy, the Japanese market is like a shining star, attracting countless enterprises to explore. Under such trends, the PSE certification has become a bridge to this star, laying a golden path for many enterprises.

What is PSE certification?

PSE certification is a prerequisite for market access in the Japanese market for electrical products. This certification is mainly applied to electrical and material products entering the Japanese market for sale, including but not limited to household appliances, personal electronic products, etc.

Why do manufacturers apply for PSE certification?

To enter the Japanese electrical market, whether it is the trusted assistant electric rice cooker, refrigerator, washing machine at home, or our beloved tech toy mobile phone, laptop, and battery, they all need to pass a threshold first, which is PSE certification. It is the only way to enter the Japanese market, without exception.

Why is PSE certification popular?

The first reason is that with the rise of global trade, the demand for foreign products in the Japanese market is increasing, and PSE has become a must-have for entering this market. The second reason is that PSE is not just a certification, it is a guarantee of product safety, which helps to enhance consumer confidence and drive product sales.

PSE certification process: 

1. Companies submit PSE certification applications and provide product samples;

2. The products will undergo rigorous safety testing to meet Japanese safety standards;

3. After the test, a series of documents including the test report must be submitted for review; 4. Once everything is in order, the product can obtain the PSE certification mark. In the trend of economic globalization, PSE certification has become a popular symbol that companies pursue. Its value is becoming increasingly evident in the fierce competition. ZRLK high-quality professional services are like a stable helmsman in the business voyage, guiding companies through the fog and reaching the successful shore of PSE certification.