From smartphones to home appliances, most electronics need CCC certification before entering China. Here's your complete guide to navigating the requirements.
Different electronics require different certifications. Here are the main ones:
China Compulsory Certification - required for most electrical products.
State Radio Regulation Committee - for any wireless/radio equipment.
Network Access License - for devices connecting to public telecom networks.
China Energy Label - for energy-consuming products.
All sizes
Laptops, desktops
All types
All capacities
Split & window
All types
Chargers, PSUs
Bulbs, fixtures
Prepare technical documentation, circuit diagrams, user manuals, and identify the appropriate CCC category.
Submit application to CNCA-designated certification body. Pay application fees.
Send samples to accredited lab. Testing includes safety (GB standards) and EMC requirements.
CNCA auditors inspect your manufacturing facility for quality management system compliance.
Upon passing all requirements, CCC certificate is issued. Valid for 5 years with annual surveillance.
| Item | Cost Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Application Fee | $500-1,000 | Per product model |
| Testing Fee | $3,000-8,000 | Depends on product complexity |
| Factory Audit | $2,000-5,000 | Travel costs may apply |
| SRRC (if wireless) | $2,000-4,000 | Per radio type |
| Annual Surveillance | $1,000-2,000 | Yearly factory check |
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