With the growing global demand for portable power, lithium battery products such as power banks and car jump starters have become hot export items. However, as lithium batteries are classified as Class 9 hazardous materials, their export process is relatively complex, requiring businesses to strictly comply with relevant regulations and certification requirements.

Key Certifications: Essential “Passport" for Export

UN38.3 certification is mandatory for the international transport of lithium batteries. It includes eight rigorous tests—such as altitude simulation, thermal testing, vibration, and shock—to ensure safe transportation. This foundational certification is required for all lithium battery products, including power banks, jump starters, and portable outdoor power stations.

Certification Requirements by Country/Region

European Union: CE marking and RoHS environmental compliance certification are required.

United States: FCC certification and UL standard test reports are necessary.

Japan: PSE certification is mandatory.

Certification requirements vary significantly across different countries and regions. Therefore, when purchasing jump starters from China, it is crucial for buyers to verify that the products have all the necessary certifications.

Zhongshan Chuangneng New Energy Co Ltd is fully prepared in this aspect. Whether it's CE for the EU, FCC for the USA, or SASO certification for Saudi Arabia, all required certifications are complete, ensuring a reliable and compliant procurement experience.