DENAN PSE - SAFETY MARK FOR JAPAN The Electrical Appliance Material Control Law (DENTORI, T-Mark) was enforced in 1961 to prevent hazards and impediments that might be caused by electrical products. Since the enforcement of DENTORI, the level of product safety has been improved due to a refinement in technology and increased safety awareness among suppliers. In view of the existing level of safety and the need to limit government intervention in the field of product safety, an amendment of DENTORI was published in August 1999. As a result, Electrical appliance and Material Safety Law (DENAN) was introduced in April 2001. DENAN is also known as PSE Mark. PSE stands for “Product Safety Electrical”. DENAN is mandatory national law administered by the Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI). Violation of the law may result in fine and/or imprisonment. UL - SOLUTION FOR THE DENAN PSE MARKThe UL Family of Companies has been providing safety mark services for Japan since 1980’s. As METI registered PSE conformity assessment body (CAB), we can provide services you need to fulfill PSE Mark requirements for Japan. |
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