ATEX certification (Atmosphères Explosibles) is required for products used in potentially explosive atmospheres in the European Union.

Companies obtain ATEX certification to comply with EU safety regulations and access European markets for their equipment.

CE marking (Conformité Européenne) certifies that a product complies with European Union safety and environmental requirements.

Companies obtain CE marking to legally sell their products in the European Economic Area (EEA).

cCSAus certification (Canadian and U.S. Certified) combines Canadian and U.S. safety standards.

Companies obtain cCSAus certification to streamline compliance efforts for products intended for both markets.

CSA Can certification (Canadian Standards Association - Canada) is specific to Canadian safety standards.

Companies obtain CSA Can certification to meet Canadian safety requirements and gain trust in the Canadian market.

CSAus certification (Canadian Standards Association-US) signifies compliance with North American safety standards.

Companies obtain CSAus certification to demonstrate product safety to customers and regulators in the U.S. and Canada.

cTUVus certification (Canadian and U.S. TUV Rheinland) combines Canadian and U.S. safety standards from TUV Rheinland.

Companies seek cTUVus certification for product safety and regulatory compliance in North America.

DNV certification (Det Norske Veritas) is a quality management system certification often used in maritime, oil, and gas industries.

Companies obtain DNV certification to ensure the safety and reliability of their products and services, especially in the maritime and energy sectors.

EAC certification (Eurasian Conformity) is required for products sold in the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), demonstrating compliance with regional safety standards.

Companies obtain EAC certification to access markets in countries like Russia, Kazakhstan, and Belarus.

EMC certification (Electromagnetic Compatibility) verifies that electronic devices comply with electromagnetic interference limits.

Companies seek EMC certification to demonstrate product quality and meet regulatory requirements in various markets.

FCC certification (Federal Communications Commission) ensures that electronic devices do not interfere with U.S. radio and telecommunications networks.

Companies obtain FCC certification to legally sell electronic products in the United States.

GS certification (Geprüfte Sicherheit - Tested Safety) is a German product safety mark indicating compliance with stringent German safety standards.

Companies obtain GS certification to assure consumers of their product's safety and quality.

IECEx certification (International Electrotechnical Commission System for Certification to Standards Relating to Equipment for Use in Explosive Atmospheres) verifies that products are safe for use in explosive atmospheres.

Companies seek IECEx certification to access global markets for hazardous location equipment and ensure product safety in potentially explosive environments.

INMETRO certification (Instituto Nacional de Metrologia, Qualidade e Tecnologia) is mandatory in Brazil for various products, ensuring conformity with national safety and quality standards.

Companies obtain INMETRO certification to legally sell their products in the Brazilian market and gain consumer trust.

ISO 9001 certification (International Organisation for Standardisation - Quality Management System) signifies adherence to a globally recognised quality management system.

Companies obtain ISO 9001 certification to enhance quality control, customer satisfaction, and operational efficiency.

ISO 14001 certification (International Organisation for Standardisation - Environmental Management System) signifies compliance with internationally recognised environmental management standards.

Companies obtain ISO 14001 certification to demonstrate their commitment to sustainable practices, reduce environmental impacts, and meet regulatory requirements related to environmental management.

ISO 27001 certification (International Organisation for Standardisation - Information Security Management System) demonstrates commitment to robust information security practices.

Companies obtain ISO 27001 certification to protect sensitive data, reduce security risks, and gain customer trust in their data handling capabilities.

ISO 45001 certification (International Organisation for Standardisation - Occupational Health and Safety Management System) indicates adherence to global standards for occupational health and safety management.

Companies obtain ISO 45001 certification to prioritise the safety and well-being of their employees, reduce workplace accidents, and comply with health and safety regulations.

KC certification (Korea Certification) is mandatory in South Korea for various products, ensuring compliance with Korean safety standards.

Companies obtain KC certification to legally sell their products in the Korean market.

NDAA certification (National Defense Authorization Act) ensures compliance with the U.S. National Defense Authorization Act.

Companies obtain NDAA certification to be eligible for government contracts and demonstrate their commitment to national defence and security standards.

NOM certification (Norma Oficial Mexicana) is required for products sold in Mexico, ensuring compliance with Mexican safety and quality standards.

Companies obtain NOM certification to access the Mexican market and comply with local regulations.

ONVIF certification (Open Network Video Interface Forum) ensures interoperability between IP-based surveillance devices.

Companies seek ONVIF certification to ensure their security cameras, recorders, and software can work together seamlessly.

UKCA marking (UK Conformity Assessed) demonstrates that a product meets UK safety and quality standards post-Brexit.

Companies obtain UKCA marking to access the UK market independently from the EU.