In order to protect public health and safety, the Korean government began implementing a new KC program for all electronic and electrical products in 2009. Manufacturers and importers of electronic and electrical products must obtain the Korean Certification Mark (KC Mark) from authorized testing centers before selling to the Korean market. Under this certification program, electronic and electrical products are divided into three categories: Type 1, Type 2 and Type 3. Lithium batteries are Type 2.
Capacity within 500Wh ~ 300kWh.
Not applicable: batteries used for automobile (traction battery), aircraft, railway, ship and other batteries are not within the scope.
Provide a detailed step-by-step guide to the certification process:
A: Production plant and Korean importer.
A: It should be considered in combination with the end product, energy density and charging voltage.
A: Cell, FUSE, MOS, IC, PTC, BREAKER, TCO.
A: Batteries need to be tested, cells need to be tested and factory reviewed.
A: It is valid forever.