The first mobile power national standard will be implemented in August

The first national standard for mobile power supply will be implemented in August. The National Standards Committee stated that my country’s first mandatory national standard for mobile power supply (commonly known as rechargeable banks) has announced the safety requirements for lithium-ion batteries and battery packs for portable electronic products and will be released on August 1. It will be officially implemented on the same day. National standards are expected to end the long-term fragmentation of manufacturers, mixed mobile power products, and some fake products and substandard brands will be shuffled. The new national standard for mobile power released this time includes more than 30 data indicators. Among them, the test items of the battery pack not only include normal safety requirements such as safe working parameters, identification requirements, warning instructions, and durability, but also system tests such as battery pack environmental tests, electrical safety tests, and protection circuits. It is not difficult to see that the implementation of the new national standard will greatly increase the safety threshold of mobile power production and standardize the market order. It is understood that the standard was drafted jointly by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the National Institute of Electronic Technology Standardization, Shenzhen BAK Battery Co., Ltd., Feida (Fujian) Electronics Co., Ltd. and other related companies. At present, the New Energy Department of my country Quality Certification Center has begun to accept the certification of this standard. At present, smart phones are becoming more and more popular. Their large screens, a large number of applications and fast Internet access can not only enrich the lives of users, but also consume a lot of electricity. Most users charge their mobile phones at least once a day, which makes mobile phones the most popular accessory product in sales. Driven by interests, many manufacturers have joined them, and various products have flooded into the market. However, due to the lack of industry standards and low barriers to entry, prices are chaotic, brands are chaotic, and even counterfeit products flood the market. What's more serious is that safety accidents such as explosions caused by power banks frequently occur, which bring harm to the personal and property safety of users. These factors have also brought new challenges and tests to market supervision. From a security perspective, the new national standards will undoubtedly play a normative role in the mobile power market, and some non-compliant manufacturers and their products will be eliminated. In addition, industry experts recommend that consumers purchase mobile power from formal channels. Disclaimer: Some pictures and content of articles published on this site are from the Internet. If there is any infringement, please contact to delete. Previous: Introduction to the basic knowledge of lithium battery protection board