For electrical and electronic products in Australia, the voltage range is between AC 50V~~1000V; DC 120V~1500V all need to meet the requirements of the Australian Electrical Law, namely RCM certification.
Australia divides the risk levels of electrical products into:
Level 1 low-risk category; products other than Level2+Level3
Level 2 medium risk category; see the control table for details
Level 3 is high risk: see the control table for details
Level 1 RCM certification requirements: (safety report + EMC report/RF report) (EESS registration).
Level 2 RCM certification certification requirements: (safety report + EMC report/RF report) (EESS registration).
Level 3 RCM certification certification requirements: (safety certificate is SAA certificate + EMC report) (EESS registration). .
Australia RCM certification process
1. The laboratory issues a test report or SAA certificate that meets Australian requirements
2. Submit the Australian RCM certification application form
3. The test report is sent to the Australian certification body for document review
4. Australian institutions review and test reports
5. Australia approved and issued RCM certificate
6. Customers can complete the registration of the Australian website by themselves or by the laboratory;
What information is required to apply for RCM certification?
1. Product manuals and specifications
2. Circuit schematic/Layout
3. List of key components of the product
4. Test prototype
5. Product application form
