Export documents are prepared per order and per destination market. Ask for the current certificate list for the exact models you are quoting — the list differs by model and by market.
| CE | EU — Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU and EMC 2014/30/EU; RED 2014/53/EU for models with wireless charging. Declared per model. |
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| RoHS | EU — restricted substances (lead, mercury, cadmium, phthalates) under Directive 2011/65/EU, with test report. |
| REACH | EU — statement that no SVHC is present above 0.1% w/w in the article. |
| UN38.3 | Transport — UN Manual of Tests and Criteria section 38.3: the eight tests every airline, courier and forwarder requires before accepting lithium batteries. |
| MSDS / SDS | Transport — 16-section safety data sheet for the cell and the pack. |
| IEC 62133 | Product safety for lithium-ion cells and packs (IEC 62133-2:2017). The technical basis for KC and accepted evidence in most markets. |
| FCC | US — Part 15B for the electronics, with an FCC ID where the model transmits. |
| UKCA | UK — marking for electrical safety and EMC. CE-marked goods have continued to be accepted in practice; UK registration is separate from the EU. |
| PSE | Japan — applies to mains adapters under DENAN rather than to the power bank itself. |
| KC | Korea — safety certification built on IEC 62133-2, plus KC EMC. |
| Air transport report | Air freight — identification and classification report. Standalone batteries (UN3480) travel as cargo aircraft only, at ≤30% state of charge. |
| Sea transport report | Sea freight — identification report used for the booking and the dangerous-goods declaration. |
Every item above is quoted per model and per destination market — on a mixed-model order the certificate set can differ from line to line, so confirm it with your sales contact before the order is placed.
How certificates are issued: test reports and certificates are issued to the production entity that manufactures the goods, and they cover the models supplied. Copies travel with every quotation, and we confirm the exact certificate holder and scope for your destination market before you place an order.
For what each document means in practice — how it travels, what your forwarder will ask for, and the marking rules per market — read the import & compliance guide.
