Project Description

Introduction to Nemko Certification

Founded in 1933, Nemko was formerly the Norwegian State Commodity Inspection Bureau, focusing on the testing and certification of electrical and electronic products for sale in the Norwegian market. In 1991, Nemko began to transform and became an independent third-party mechanical and electrical product testing and certification organization, and began a global corporate network and service expansion. Today, Nemko is a group company with more than 500 employees and 25 branches in four area. So, no matter where your company is located,

Nemko is a Notified body authorized by the European Community to make certifications based on instructions such as low voltage, electromagnetic compatibility, medical equipment, explosion-proof equipment, telecommunications equipment, and maritime equipment. Nemko is also a founding member of Nordic EMKO, European ENEC, CCA and HAR, international CB and international CB-FCS certification programs. Nemko is a TCB organization of NRTL, FCC and IC organizations authorized by OSHA in the United States.

Nemko can provide worldwide test and certification services for your products and systems, ensuring that your products are unimpeded in markets around the world.

Require Documents for approval

1. The applicant submits relevant company and product information

Written application: You should request a written inspection of your company’s products.

Company Information: Provide detailed and accurate names, addresses, contacts, zip codes, telephone numbers and faxes in the following units in both Chinese and English.

1. Applicant company: a company that proposes product testing and is responsible for all engineering service fees
2. Listed companies: Companies whose names are listed in various product catalogs published
3. Manufacturer: the manufacturer and producer of the product.

Product Information: Product information should be provided in English. First determine if your product is part of the test.

1. Product name: Provide the full name of the product.
2. Product model name: List all the product models, varieties or classification numbers that need to be tested.
3. The intend use of the product: for example: home, office, factory, coal mine, ship, etc.
4. Parts list: List the parts and models (classification numbers), the rating, and the name of the manufacturer that make up the product. For insulating materials, please provide the name of the raw material, for example: GE Polycarbonate, Lexan Type 104. When the component has been certified, please prove the specific model of the component and indicate its certification unit and certificate number.
5. Electrical performance: For electronic and electrical products. Provide electrical schematic (circuit diagram), electrical performance table.
6. Structure diagram: For most products, it is necessary to provide structural drawings or explosion diagrams, ingredient lists, etc. of the products.
7. Photographs of the product, instructions for use, safety, etc. or installation instructions.