A netizen who claimed to be a US seller claimed that he had received notice from Amazon that all power banks that did not provide UL2056 certification before May 25 will be banned from sale.

　　 There is a safety issue about Amazon's mobile power bank. Just in March this year, Amazon recalled its own basicms brand mobile power bank, totaling 260,000 units.

　　The main reason is that within the United States, Amazon has received more than 50 reports of overheating of power banks, and believes that the products have potential safety risks. And this is also the fuse of the ban on the sale of power banks.

About UL2056

        UL2056 is the world’s first standard for mobile power supplies. It aims to protect consumers from personal and property damage caused by dangerous accidents such as fire and explosion of mobile power supplies. At the same time, it helps manufacturers reduce the burden of expensive product recycling and brand damage. Loss risk.

　　 UL2056 certification fees vary from product to product. The charging head network learned through consultation with industry insiders that the certification fee for a single mobile power supply is about 100,000 yuan, and a maintenance fee ranging from 20,000 to 30,000 yuan will have to be paid every year.

　　The certification projects and processes are also more complicated, so under normal circumstances, the certification cycle is about one year.

　　 In addition, through the inquiry, we learned that Amazon currently has a series of shelf requirements for car chargers and chargers. Car chargers require UL2089, and chargers require UL60950 or 62368-1 products to obtain the corresponding UL certification before they can be put on the shelves.