Certification guides
Certification Requirements: EU, UK, US, Japan & Australia
A market-by-market overview of the marks generally required — confirmed per product before shipment.
Written by: LVSUN Editorial TeamTechnically reviewed by: LVSUN Editorial TeamLast reviewed: July 17, 2026
Key takeaways
- EU→CE, UK→UKCA, US→FCC(+UL/ETL, DOE), Japan→PSE, AU/NZ→RCM
- General guidance only — confirmed per product and market
Marks by market (general guidance)
- European Union: CE marking (relevant EU directives/regulations)
- United Kingdom: UKCA marking
- United States: FCC (EMC); safety commonly via UL/ETL; DOE efficiency (Level VI) for external power supplies
- Japan: PSE marking
- Australia/New Zealand: RCM mark
This is general regulatory guidance, not a claim that any specific product holds a given mark. The exact required certifications are confirmed per product and destination market during quotation.
How to use this
- 1List your destination markets
- 2Confirm the required marks per market for the specific product
- 3Confirm test reports/certificates exist before shipment
Requirements and scheme details change over time — always verify against current national requirements for your product category.
Certification marks by market
Frequently asked questions
Does this mean your products have these marks?
No — this is general market guidance. Certifications held are confirmed per product at quotation; we never claim an unproven certification.
Do requirements change?
Yes — verify against current national requirements for your product category.