The reporter learned today that in order to strengthen the management of the source of mobile power products, the General Administration of Market Regulation revised and issued a new version of the “Mandatory Product Certification Implementation Rules for Mobile Power Banks, Lithium-ion Batteries and Battery Packs” on May 25. Recently, the relevant certification bodies have issued the first batch of 32 3C certification certificates in accordance with the new implementation rules. The new version of the implementation rules adds the mandatory national standard “Mobile Power Safety Technical Specification” as a certification basis, strengthens tests on key safety indicators such as extrusion and acupuncture, and also closely integrates the production process of mobile power banks to refine the quality assurance capabilities and product consistency control regulations of manufacturers. Mobile power supplies that have obtained 3C certification according to the new implementation rules must have functions such as intelligent management, voltage regulation, and abnormal disabling, and safety performance has been significantly improved. At the same time, the product itself must also be marked with information such as the product name, applicable standards, specification model, manufacturer, date of manufacture, recommended safe use period, and unique product code, etc., and equipped with Chinese safety warning instructions such as “falling, bumping, etc. may pose a safety risk” and “if severe swelling occurs, do not continue to use” to provide guidelines for consumers to purchase safe and secure mobile power supplies. Starting April 1, 2027, all mobile power products sold at the factory must be certified in accordance with the new implementation rules. The General Administration of Market Regulation will continue to push for the implementation of the new implementation rules to be effective. At the same time, it will also strictly supervise and manage 3C certification to crack down on illegal and illegal acts such as false certification and fraudulent use of certificates.

The reporter learned today that in order to strengthen the management of the source of mobile power products, the General Administration of Market Regulation revised and issued a new version of the “Mandatory Product Certification Implementation Rules for Mobile Power Banks, Lithium-ion Batteries and Battery Packs” on May 25. Recently, the relevant certification bodies have issued the first batch of 32 3C certification certificates in accordance with the new implementation rules. The new version of the implementation rules adds the mandatory national standard “Mobile Power Safety Technical Specification” as a certification basis, strengthens tests on key safety indicators such as extrusion and acupuncture, and also closely integrates the production process of mobile power banks to refine the quality assurance capabilities and product consistency control regulations of manufacturers. Mobile power supplies that have obtained 3C certification according to the new implementation rules must have functions such as intelligent management, voltage regulation, and abnormal disabling, and safety performance has been significantly improved. At the same time, the product itself must also be marked with information such as the product name, applicable standards, specification model, manufacturer, date of manufacture, recommended safe use period, and unique product code, etc., and equipped with Chinese safety warning instructions such as “falling, bumping, etc. may pose a safety risk” and “if severe swelling occurs, do not continue to use” to provide guidelines for consumers to purchase safe and secure mobile power supplies. Starting April 1, 2027, all mobile power products sold at the factory must be certified in accordance with the new implementation rules. The General Administration of Market Regulation will continue to push for the implementation of the new implementation rules to be effective. At the same time, it will also strictly supervise and manage 3C certification to crack down on illegal and illegal acts such as false certification and fraudulent use of certificates.