Japan VCCI Certification Description of TELEC Certification, GITEKI Certification, JATE Certification Mark

Certification Introduction:

VCCI is Japan's electromagnetic compatibility certification mark, managed by the Voluntary Control Council for Interference by Information Technology Equipment. VCCI certification is optional, but information technology products sold in Japan are generally required to undergo VCCI certification. Manufacturers should first apply to become a member of VCCI before they can use the VCCI logo. In order to be recognized by VCCI, the provided EMI test report must be issued by a test organization registered and recognized by VCCI, and Japan currently has no standards for immunity.

The need for VCCI Certification:

Although VCCI certification is optional, it is used by many companies to prove the quality of products. So VCCI certification is only theoretically "voluntary", and market pressure makes it practical.

BACL has been accepted as a partner by Japan's Unofficial Interference Control Committee (VCCI). As a member of VCCI and its accredited laboratory, BACL can provide EMC testing and application services for customers' electronic products and help companies successfully enter the Japanese market!

VCCI Certification Basic Information:

• Is it mandatory: voluntary certification

• Regulated products: information technology products

• Certificate validity period: no validity period

• Factory inspection: none

• Certificate validity period: none

• Licensee requirements: no requirements

• Technical information: Voltage frequency AC 100V/200V , 50Hz/60Hz, plug JIS 8303

Applicable Product Range:

VCCI certification is a voluntary certification, and the applicable products are IT information technology equipment. Not all electrical and electronic products are suitable for VCCI certification.

A product's Class A label must show that the product complies with RF radiation provisions, and a Class B product must only display the basic VCCI symbol.

1. Class A equipment: must meet the limit requirements of Class A. ITE equipment other than Class B.

2. Class B equipment: must meet the limit requirements of Class B, which is aimed at the home environment (home environment refers to the environment where it is possible to use radio and television receivers within 10m away from information technology equipment, or it can be called Products used in residential environments), including: equipment used in no fixed location, such as portable equipment powered by rechargeable batteries, communication terminal equipment powered by communication networks, personal computers and portable word processors and peripherals connected to them , fax equipment