Introduction to Japan VCCI Certification

VCCI is Japan's electromagnetic compatibility certification mark, by the Japan Electromagnetic Interference Control Committee (Voluntary

Control Council for Interference by Information Technology Equipment) management, VCCI certification is not mandatory, but information technology products sold in Japan are generally required to undergo VCCI certification. Manufacturers should first apply to become a member of VCCI before they can use the VCCI logo. In order to be accredited by VCCI, the provided EMI test report must be issued by a VCCI-registered accredited testing agency. Japan does not currently have standards for immunity.

VCCI certification notice

Manufacturers need to be members of VCCI to use the VCCI label. Manufacturers around the world can become members of the organization as long as they pay the membership fee and the annual membership fee. That is, after getting the product test report, the customer must go to VCCI to pay the membership fee and membership fee before using the VCCI label. This is the so-called registration procedure in Japan. Products that pass the VCCI standard will allow the correct VCCI label to be applied to the product. A product's Class A label is required to indicate that the product complies with RF radiation provisions, whereas Class B products are only required to display the basic VCCI symbol. Matters needing attention: That is, this certification is only for IT computer peripheral equipment, not all electrical and electronic products are suitable.

The VCCI certification cycle is 4-6 weeks.