The General Administration of Market Regulation recently approved the publication of the national standard “Household Children's Study Tables and Chairs” to establish a special safety and performance index system for household children's study table and chair products. The standard clearly applies to home study tables and chairs for children aged 3 to 14 to read, write, and draw. It fully takes into account the innovative design of current market products in terms of lifting, angle adjustment, and charging functions. The system stipulates product technical requirements and corresponding test methods, and provides technical support for product manufacturing, quality inspection, and consumer purchase. Establish safety protection for the lifting function to prevent the risk of being pinched by compression. The standard establishes a safety protection mechanism for electric lifting and retraction. When the one-click lifting table is blocked by external forces, the compression pressure must be lowered to a safety threshold within 5 seconds to effectively prevent children from being squeezed or pinched; after releasing the operation button, the desktop must not move more than 10 mm to ensure immediate response, control and stoppage of the lifting operation. At the same time, the standard clearly prohibits the use of voice control or remote control to achieve lift adjustment, eliminating mechanical safety risks caused by children's misoperation at the source of product design. Refine product performance requirements and adapt to actual usage scenarios for children. Standards raise the threshold for product strength and durability. Tiltable tables must pass 5,000 opening and closing cycle tests to ensure that the angle adjustment mechanism can withstand high-frequency operation by children; mechanical strength and durability tests are carried out for different age groups on key components such as pedals, seats, backrests, and armrests of study chairs to meet both daily use and foreseeable abnormal overload. Combining the characteristics of children's use, the physico-chemical properties of the product's surface are standardized. Stains such as ink, ink, pens, ballpoint pens, etc. on the desktop should be easy to wipe and clean, and the surface should be graded for wear resistance, impact resistance, and scratch resistance to suit the wear and tear characteristics of children during use. Set up multiple safety risk defenses to secure the bottom line of product safety. The standard makes technical requirements for hazardous substance limits, flame retardant performance, electromagnetic compatibility, electrical protection, etc., and strengthens safety protection in multiple dimensions such as materials, electricity, flame retardancy, etc., to effectively prevent various safety problems such as toxic substance release, fire ignition, electromagnetic interference, electric leakage and electric shock, and effectively guarantee the personal safety of children during use.

The General Administration of Market Regulation recently approved the publication of the national standard “Household Children's Study Tables and Chairs” to establish a special safety and performance index system for household children's study table and chair products. The standard clearly applies to home study tables and chairs for children aged 3 to 14 to read, write, and draw. It fully takes into account the innovative design of current market products in terms of lifting, angle adjustment, and charging functions. The system stipulates product technical requirements and corresponding test methods, and provides technical support for product manufacturing, quality inspection, and consumer purchase. Establish safety protection for the lifting function to prevent the risk of being pinched by compression. The standard establishes a safety protection mechanism for electric lifting and retraction. When the one-click lifting table is blocked by external forces, the compression pressure must be lowered to a safety threshold within 5 seconds to effectively prevent children from being squeezed or pinched; after releasing the operation button, the desktop must not move more than 10 mm to ensure immediate response, control and stoppage of the lifting operation. At the same time, the standard clearly prohibits the use of voice control or remote control to achieve lift adjustment, eliminating mechanical safety risks caused by children's misoperation at the source of product design. Refine product performance requirements and adapt to actual usage scenarios for children. Standards raise the threshold for product strength and durability. Tiltable tables must pass 5,000 opening and closing cycle tests to ensure that the angle adjustment mechanism can withstand high-frequency operation by children; mechanical strength and durability tests are carried out for different age groups on key components such as pedals, seats, backrests, and armrests of study chairs to meet both daily use and foreseeable abnormal overload. Combining the characteristics of children's use, the physico-chemical properties of the product's surface are standardized. Stains such as ink, ink, pens, ballpoint pens, etc. on the desktop should be easy to wipe and clean, and the surface should be graded for wear resistance, impact resistance, and scratch resistance to suit the wear and tear characteristics of children during use. Set up multiple safety risk defenses to secure the bottom line of product safety. The standard makes technical requirements for hazardous substance limits, flame retardant performance, electromagnetic compatibility, electrical protection, etc., and strengthens safety protection in multiple dimensions such as materials, electricity, flame retardancy, etc., to effectively prevent various safety problems such as toxic substance release, fire ignition, electromagnetic interference, electric leakage and electric shock, and effectively guarantee the personal safety of children during use.