When our team works with international manufacturers, one of the first questions we hear is, “Where can I get China Compulsory Certification?” Securing a valid CCC certificate China is essential for anyone looking to sell electronic products, batteries, or mobile power supplies in the Chinese market. The China compulsory certificate ensures that products comply with Chinese safety and performance regulations, enabling smooth import, distribution, and legal market access. At MCM, we guide our clients through every step of this process, leveraging our expertise to make certification efficient and reliable.
Understanding CCC Certification and Its Importance
The China Compulsory Certification (CCC) system, sometimes called 3C, became effective on May 1, 2002. It covers over 132 product categories, including lithium ion cells and batteries and mobile power supplies. Without a valid CCC certificate, products can be detained by Chinese Customs, or companies may face fines and penalties.
For lithium-ion cells and batteries, the key testing standard is GB 31241-2022: “Lithium ion cells and batteries used in portable electronic equipment—Safety technical specification”, while mobile power supplies are tested under GB 4943.1-2022: “Audio/video, information and communication technology equipment—Part 1: Safety requirements.” Both require submission under CQC-C0901-2023: “Implementation Specifications for Compulsory Product Certification of Electronic Products and Safety Accessories.” These certifications confirm that batteries under 18kg, intended for portable electronic devices, meet safety standards and regulatory compliance.
How MCM Supports Your Certification Journey
At MCM, we provide end-to-end services for obtaining a CCC certificate China. Our support includes pre-certification consulting, testing coordination, and technical document preparation. We also assist with factory audits, which are a mandatory part of the China compulsory certificate process. These audits are conducted by Chinese authorities every 12 to 18 months, ensuring ongoing compliance and product reliability.
We work closely with CQC on certification projects and provide real-time updates on testing requirements and regulatory changes. By leveraging our global network and industry expertise, we streamline the certification process, helping our clients achieve a China compulsory certificate quickly and accurately. From lithium ion batteries to mobile power supplies, we ensure that your products meet the necessary Chinese standards without unnecessary delays or complications.
Key Steps to Obtain a China Compulsory Certificate
Obtaining a CCC certificate China typically involves the following steps:
Testing in Accredited Labs – Products, including lithium batteries and mobile power supplies, are tested for safety and performance according to GB standards.
Submission of Technical Documents – Detailed product information, user manuals, and samples are submitted for review.
Factory Inspection – Authorized Chinese officials verify that production processes meet regulatory requirements.
Certification Issuance and Follow-up – Once approved, the CCC certificate is issued, and periodic inspections ensure continued compliance.
This process can take 60 to 90 days or longer and does not allow for self-certification or third-party test results alone. MCM’s team handles every step efficiently, reducing risk and ensuring your products enter the Chinese market seamlessly.
Conclusion
Navigating the China Compulsory Certification process doesn’t have to be complicated. With MCM’s expertise, manufacturers can secure a valid CCC certificate China and comply with the China compulsory certificate system confidently. By offering full support—from pre-testing assessment to factory audits—we make sure your lithium ion batteries, mobile power supplies, and other electronic products meet Chinese regulations while saving time and resources. Partnering with us ensures safety, compliance, and smoother market entry, giving your products the reliability and credibility they need to thrive in China.
