Green Circle Talks About Cross-Border] Japan Safety Standards for Electronic Appliances

Okay, here are more detailed descriptions of each:

Laws and Regulations

• Electrical Appliance Safety Law: This is a Japanese law that aims to ensure the safety of electrical appliances. Under this law, electrical appliances imported and sold must meet certain safety standards and need to be certified.

Qualification Requirements

• PSE Label::
• Rhombus - 116 Specific Electrical AppliancesThese are high-risk electrical appliances that require more stringent safety testing and certification, and must bear the diamond-shaped PSE label.
• Round - 341 types of non-specific electrical goods: These are lower-risk electrical appliances, which are also subject to safety testing and certification, but with less stringent requirements and a round PSE label.

Compliance Product Demonstration

1. Radio transmitters with technical conformity marking: This includes devices such as cell phones, cordless phones, etc., which must pass a technical qualification test to ensure that they comply with the relevant radio spectrum and emitted power regulations.
2. Electrical equipment with corresponding PSE marking: All electrical equipment that meets safety standards and is certified should bear the PSE mark to show that they meet Japanese safety requirements.

High Risk Product Range

1. Commodities used to influence traffic signals: Signal jammers, for example, are devices that can pose a serious threat to public safety.
2. Products whose serial numbers have been changed or deleted: These commodities are often of unknown origin and may be involved in illegal activities or theft.
3. Power amplifiers for use with CB radios: These amplifiers may exceed the legal range of transmitted power and interfere with other radio communications.
4. Goods designed to intentionally shield, block or interfere with radio communications: Includes cell phone jammers, GPS jammers, laser jammers, radar jammers, WiFi jammers, etc., which cause interference to legitimate communications equipment.
5. Unauthorized Cable or Satellite Television Interference CommoditiesFor example, interceptor devices, hardware or software DSS emulators, which are commonly used to illegally obtain pay-TV content.
6. DVD copiers to avoid copyright protection: These devices can be used to illegally copy copyrighted DVDs.
7. Modified Blu-ray player with region code disabled: These players are commonly used to play unauthorized Blu-ray Discs.
8. Cell phones with invalid Electronic Serial Number (ESN): These phones are often involved in theft or illegal activity and cannot be activated on legitimate networks.
9. Festive and/or decorative lighting commodities without corresponding PSE markingsThese lamps are not certified for safety and may pose a fire hazard.
10. Extensions without corresponding PSE markings: Uncertified extension cords may not meet safety standards and pose an electrical safety hazard.
11. Cylindrical Lithium Ion BatteryThe models include 14500, 16340, 18650, 20700, 21700 and 26650, which may pose a risk of explosion or fire if not certified as safe.

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