RCM (Regulatory Compliance Mark) is a registered mark, which is not mandatory. It means that the supplier declares that the products comply with the safety and other requirements stipulated by the electrical safety laws/regulations of Australia and New Zealand, and also comply with the electromagnetic compatibility requirements stipulated by the Australian Radio Communication Law and the New Zealand Radio Communication Law. Only when the product meets the requirements of both electrical safety regulations and EMC regulations can the RCM mark be used. The owner of the RCM mark is the federal government, and the statutory bodies of electrical safety and EMC all accept the RCM mark as a supplier qualification statement. As long as the supplier is approved to use the RCM logo in any state, the statutory management agencies in other States can accept it, thus realizing the one-time approval of state transportation.

Suppliers need to apply and register before using RCM mark. After registration, suppliers can use the RCM logo on all products that meet the requirements of applicable laws and regulations. If it is found that the products using RCM logo do not meet the requirements of the laws/regulations used, the supplier will impose penalties according to the provisions of the Australian trademark law.

Australian RCM certification process

1. The third-party laboratory evaluates the products and determines the testing standards to be implemented;

2. If there are nonconformities in the test, the laboratory will rectify the products to meet and meet the requirements of Australian standards;

3. If the test is qualified, issue a test report;

4. Submit the test report to the Australian license issuing agency for document review;

5. Australia has passed the audit and issued RCM certificates;

6. Customers can complete the registration of Australian websites by themselves or by the laboratory;