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	CCC £¨China Compulsory Certification£© came into force since August 1, 2003. At present ¡°CCC¡± Mark has four modes£­CCC+S£¬CCC+EMC£¬CCC+S&E and CCC+F.
	CE Marking is mandatory and currently required for many products sold in Europe. It includes four directives: the Electromagnetic Compatibility directive (89/336/EEC), the Low Voltage directive (73/23/EEC), the Machinery directive (89/392/EEC) and the Medical Device directive (93/42/EEC). In general, the electric and electronic products exported into Europe only need comply with the EMC and low voltage directive.
	TUV is a voluntary certification mark based on national law in Germany. The EMC Mark is an accordant mark£»The GS-Mark is a safety certification and standard testing qualified mark. It must inspect the factory termly according to product manufacturing quality system.
	The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is an independent United States government agency. FCC is a mandatory EMC Mark for the electric and electronic products sold in America. There are three certification modes £­Certification£¬DoC and Verification.
	The C-Tick mark is intended for products that comply with EMC standards and will only be issued to the Australian based supplier. C-tick¡ª¡ª EMC £» RMC¡ª¡ª EMC and Safety .
	The Voluntary Control measures are based on rules concerning "limits and measurement of radio interference originating from ITE" and "Technical Standards" implemented by the Council. Member manufacturers voluntarily control radio interference of their ITE to be shipped to the Japanese market.
	The VDE Mark indicates conformity with the VDE standards or European or internationally harmonized standards. For technical working equipment or commodities ready for use, in the sense of the GPSG, the license holder may chose to affix the VDE Mark or the VDE GS Mark. The VDE EMC Mark expresses the conformity of a product with applicable standards for electromagnetic compatibility.
E/e-Mark	E/e Mark is a safety certification required for vehicle and its components sold in Europe. At present, there are two international standards£º • EU Directives • ECE Regulations
	UL Mark is non-compulsory. The UL Mark on a product means that UL has tested and evaluated representative samples of that product and has determined that they meet UL's requirements.