Certification Introduction

The Singapore Consumer Product Protection Regulations 1991 designated the Singapore Standards, Productivity and Innovation Commission as the product safety functional body responsible for licensing and registering products covered by the Consumer Protection (Safety Requirements) Registration Scheme (CPS). Only registered products with the SAFETY logo can be sold in Singapore, and the relevant units responsible for the sale of routinely regulated goods to consumers in Singapore must register each model with the safety authority. At the time of registration, certificates and test reports must confirm that this model complies with the mandatory product safety labeling. Currently Singapore only requires security, while EMC is only voluntary.

Safety requirements: Under the requirements of the IEC standard, the product must also meet the test of tropical conditions, and the Singapore certification must provide a local agent, and the certificate holder is also a local agent. Products can only be sold in Singapore after obtaining PSB.

Certification cycle

Regular 3-4 weeks, can be expedited, expedited need to pay extra

application process

1. The company makes an application

2. Quote

3. Sign the contract

4. Document review: review the application materials and technical documents submitted by the enterprise

5. Issuing certificates

Application materials

1. CB certificate and test report valid within three years (English version only)

2. Labels (applying for PSB only accepts a single model, not a series model application)

3. Circuit diagram and Layout

4. Parts Bill of Materials (BOM)

5. Architecture/Engineering Drawings and Bill of Materials

6. English manual

7. Color photos, including exterior and interior (critical safety parts) photo files

8. Other information, the name, address and contact details of the importer or agent in Singapore

Certificate sample

other

Certification Considerations

1. The certificate holder is a local registered company in Singapore;

2. No factory inspection and annual fee;

3. The certificate is valid for three years;

4. If the product is a direct plug-in power supply, the plug must meet the relevant requirements. For example, the European plug must meet EN50075, and the British plug must meet the requirements of BS1363 or SS246, and have relevant plug test reports;

5. There is no series of applications for product certification, and each certificate can only cover a single model and a trademark;

6. If you hold a valid CB certificate or report, you generally do not need to provide samples;

7. Certification standard: IEC standard + Singapore difference, or SS standard;