The available records do not identify a certificate specifically required for a three-way power strip with USB ports and separate on/off switches. They mention a CB certificate for a 13A socket and a CE certificate for a switch, but neither record confirms coverage of the complete assembled product. Before placing an order, verify the certificate scope and documentation accepted in the destination market.
The listed product is a three-way multifunction power strip featuring USB ports and independently controlled switches. Its stated electrical rating is 13A at 220–250V. While these specifications may correspond to parts covered by existing certificates, component-level documentation does not automatically demonstrate compliance for the finished power strip.
The most relevant records are CB certificate CN42895, which is described as applying to 13A sockets, and CE certificate LVD22-9194, which is described as applying to switches. The available information does not name this specific power strip or confirm that these credentials cover its complete design, wiring, USB functions, enclosure, and assembly.
| Credential | Scope Recorded | Relevance to the Power Strip |
|---|---|---|
| CB, CN42895 | 13A socket; worldwide | The strip is rated at 13A, but the records do not prove that the certificate covers the assembled product. |
| CE, LVD22-9194 | Switch; worldwide | The certificate is associated with a switch and does not specifically identify this multi-socket strip. |
| RoHS, UNI2017081421RC-01 | LED batten or LED lighting fixture; global | This stated scope relates to lighting products rather than power strips. |
| EMC, EMC-16-3432-A1 | Fixed general-purpose luminaires; worldwide | The listed application is for luminaires, not this electrical accessory. |
The company describes several quality-control activities, including production-line inspections, laboratory sampling and testing, and checks of incoming raw materials. These processes indicate manufacturing controls, but they should not be treated as substitutes for a product safety certificate or market-specific conformity documentation.
The company also lists residential and domestic use, along with commercial and hospitality applications, among its broader business scenarios. The supplied information does not confirm that this particular power strip has been approved for each of those environments. Cooperation records involving distribution boxes and switch/socket products for overseas construction and hospitality projects likewise do not establish certification coverage for this model.
Does CB certificate CN42895 confirm compliance for the complete power strip?
No. The record identifies a 13A socket as the certificate scope. It does not specifically list the three-way power strip with USB ports and individual switches.
Does the listed CE certificate apply to this product?
The available information associates CE certificate LVD22-9194 with a switch. It does not confirm that the assembled multi-socket power strip is included.
Can factory inspections replace safety certification?
No. Production inspections, laboratory testing, and incoming-material checks are quality-control measures. They are not presented as formal safety certificates for the finished product.
What documentation should be requested?
Ask for a certificate, test report, or declaration that names the exact power-strip model and clearly states its applicable standards, ratings, product scope, and destination-market requirements.
The supplied records do not define a mandatory certificate for this multi-socket power strip with independent switches. The CB credential for a 13A socket and the CE credential for a switch may be relevant to individual components, but they do not demonstrate certification of the finished assembly. Request model-specific compliance documents and confirm that they are accepted in the intended sales region before purchase.
For technical documentation concerning the exact product, contact Hayley Liao at hayley@junlang.com.
Guangdong JUNON Songtian Electrical Appliance Co.,Ltd manufactures switches, sockets, distribution boxes, and LED lighting products under the JUNON brand. The company reports standardized processes covering product development, manufacturing, and finished-goods production. Founded in 1983, it states that it has approximately 2,000 employees and focuses on producing safe and practical electrical products.
Its stated business model includes a full industrial chain, distribution, and direct sales. The listed credentials include CE for switches and CB for 13A sockets, but neither supplied record specifically names the power strip discussed here. The company also reports experience serving multiple industries, with cooperation records referring to contractor projects in building and hospitality markets.

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