For international buyers, product certifications are not optional. They determine whether equipment can legally enter a market, pass customs clearance, and be accepted by end customers. Our certification portfolio is built to meet these requirements across multiple markets.

Quality management. The company holds ISO 9001 certification for quality management systems, covering the full process from design and procurement through production and after-sales service.
Product safety and compliance. Our products carry CCC certification for the Chinese market, as well as CE certification for the European Economic Area, FCC certification for the United States, and RoHS compliance for restriction of hazardous substances. These certifications are verified by authoritative third-party testing agencies.

Why this matters for data center deployments. In a data center environment, a non-compliant PDU or cabinet can create electrical safety risks, fail inspection during commissioning, or void the facility‘s insurance coverage. For operators in Europe, CE marking is a legal requirement for placing electrical equipment on the market. For U.S. deployments, FCC compliance is mandatory for electronic equipment. RoHS compliance is increasingly required by both regulators and enterprise procurement policies.
A note on ISO certification and customization. One consideration for buyers evaluating custom modular solutions: significant modifications to a standard container or cabinet may affect its certification status. We work with customers during the design phase to identify which modifications can be accommodated without impacting compliance, and which may require re-certification.




