Recently, HECOR’s office pods successfully obtained the PSE certification in Japan. This marks that the products have fully met the access standards of the Japanese market in terms of electrical performance and material safety, representing another important milestone for HECOR in expanding its international presence and earning user trust.
The PSE certification is generally used to certify that electrical and electronic products have passed the safety standard tests stipulated by Japan’s Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Law (DENAN Law) or the international IEC standards. It is a mandatory safety certification for market access of electrical products in Japan, and also a core qualification for products to be legally sold and circulated in the country.
Against the backdrop of the global transformation of office spaces toward intelligence, product safety has evolved from a bonus feature into a mandatory threshold for intelligent office equipment. HECOR’s office pods successfully passing the PSE certification not only serves as an objective validation of the company’s R&D system and quality control capabilities, but also provide users with a safety endorsement issued by an authoritative third-party organization. Looking ahead, HECOR will continue to adhere to a strategy of prioritizing quality, steadily improving the overall performance of its products in terms of safety, efficiency, and comfort. With a proactive compliance approach, the company aims to help customers confidently navigate increasingly stringent industry access requirements and achieve success in market expansion.
