Big Battery Management Rules Issued by New Zealand
Big Battery Management Rules Issued by New Zealand,
Big Battery,
▍BSMI Introduction Introduction of BSMI certification
BSMI is short for Bureau of Standards, Metrology and Inspection, established in 1930 and called National Metrology Bureau at that time. It is the supreme inspection organization in Republic of China in charge of the work on national standards, metrology and product inspection etc. The inspection standards of electrical appliances in Taiwan are enacted by BSMI. Products are authorized to use BSMI marking on the conditions that they are in compliance with safety requirements, EMC testing and other related tests.
Electrical appliances and electronic products are tested according to the following three schemes: type-approved (T), registration of product certification(R) and declaration of conformity (D).
▍What is the standard of BSMI?
On 20 November 2013, it is announced by BSMI that from 1st, May 2014, 3C secondary lithium cell/battery, secondary lithium power bank and 3C battery charger are not permitted to access to Taiwan market until they are inspected and qualified according to the relevant standards (as shown in table below).
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Product Category for Test |
3C Secondary Lithium Battery with single cell or pack ( button shape excluded) |
3C Secondary Lithium Power Bank |
3C Battery Charger |
Remarks: CNS 15364 1999 version is valid to 30 April 2014. Cell, battery and Mobile only conduct capacity test by CNS14857-2 (2002 version).
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Test Standard |
CNS 15364 (1999 version) CNS 15364 (2002 version ) CNS 14587-2 (2002 version)
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CNS 15364 (1999 version) CNS 15364 (2002 version ) CNS 14336-1 (1999 version） CNS 13438 (1995 version) CNS 14857-2 (2002 version)
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CNS 14336-1 (1999 version) CNS 134408 (1993 version) CNS 13438 (1995 version)
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Inspection Model |
RPC Model II and Model III |
RPC Model II and Model III |
RPC Model II and Model III |
▍Why MCM?
● In 2014, rechargeable lithium battery became mandatory in Taiwan, and MCM began to provide the latest information about BSMI certification and the testing service for global clients, especially those from mainland China.
● High Rate of Pass: MCM has already help clients to obtained more than 1,000 BSMI certificates till now in one go.
● Bundled services: MCM helps clients successfully enter multiple markets in worldwide through one-stop bundled service of simple procedure.
On February 18, 2022, New Zealand released the Product Management Rules: Tires and Large Batteries (hereinafter referred to as Product Management Rules) on the TBT (Technical Barriers to Trade) website for consultation.The Product Management Rules were established based on the government’s desire to have a productive, sustainable, inclusive and low-emissions economy, with the goal of creating a more prosperous and equitable society that allows the economy to grow within environmental constraints.
Once the Product Management Rules are implemented, exporting large batteries to New Zealand will need to pay management fees. The proposed charging method is a fixed fee plus a variable fee, that is, US$56 per battery plus US$0.52 per kilogram.
On February 21, 2022, the General Organization for Export and Import Control of Egypt (GOEIC) issued Ministerial Decree No. 96 of 2022: The product control list of the original Decree No. 991 of 2015 was revised and will be released on 3rd March 2022. It will be implemented in a few months.
