Certification Introduction

The Swiss Electrotechnical Association SEV (Schwezerlscher Elektrotechnischer VEREIN) is the name of Switzerland's national certification body. According to the provisions of the Low-Voltage Electrical Equipment Act, low-voltage electrical equipment entering Switzerland must undergo compulsory certification and be subject to the S+ safety mark. Low-voltage electrical equipment outside the scope of compulsory certification, if required by customers, can be subject to voluntary safety signs based on test reports. When applying for Swiss certification, you need to pay special attention to the use of the applicant's trademark. The applicant's trademark will be registered in the Swiss certificate query system to supervise various commodities entering Switzerland.

Certification mark

Certified product range

1. Protect components

2. Components to prevent electric shock

3. Dangerous radiation equipment

4. Outdoor equipment

5. Experimental equipment

6. Medical electrical equipment

7. Makeup and sanitary appliances

8. Handheld appliances

9. Portable appliances in contact with liquids

10. Equipment connected to the public communication network

11. Civil defense equipment and appliances

Certification information provided

1. Application

2. Including CB certificate and report, or other certificates and test reports issued by foreign laboratories (the report number must be displayed on the EMC report, so that the S+ certificate can be reminded in the future)

3. Test report or approval mark of components

4. English operating manuals, technical specifications, design drawings, circuit diagrams, complete diagrams, instructions for use, photos

5. A label containing the Swiss safety mark and the holder or identification code

6. Product consistency declaration, etc.

7. Swiss plug data (if applicable)

8. Trademarks

Certification technical information

1. The voltage in Switzerland is 230V/50Hz

2. The plug of Class I product is grounded and the plug of Class II product is not grounded.

3. Class I plug 10A must comply with SEV/ASE6534-2: 1991 standard

Class I plug 16A must comply with SN SEV 9534-2: 1998 standard

Class II plug 10A must comply with SEV/ASE 6533-2: 1991 standard

Class II plug 16A must comply with SN SEV 9533-2: 1998 standard

Class II plug 2, 5A must comply with EN50075 standard

something else

The application method is CB transfer; the application time is 3 weeks; there are no factory inspection requirements and annual fee requirements; the certificate is valid for 3 years