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Product Overview

Robot vacuum cleaners combine autonomous navigation, drive control, lithium battery packs and wireless connectivity. Access to global markets requires compliance with electrical safety, electromagnetic compatibility, radio frequency, battery transport safety and energy efficiency requirements.

With 40,000 m² of purpose-built laboratories and more than 2,000 testing instruments, GTG Group provides one-stop testing and certification for robot vacuum cleaners, from complete products to battery packs. Safety, EMC, RF, battery safety, performance and reliability testing are handled together. CNAS-accredited reports benefit from international mutual recognition and support certification applications for CE, FCC, UL, PSE, KC and other markets.

Our technical team includes engineering master's and doctoral graduates and professionals with overseas experience. With more than 12 years of experience in testing and certifying robotics and energy storage products, the team understands certification regulations and standards worldwide and provides professional, efficient and precise services.

Testing ContentSafety + EMC + RF + Battery
Target Markets130+ countries and regions worldwide
Testing TimelineTypically 2–4 weeks
Sample Quantity2–3 complete units (batteries additional)
Battery RequirementsUN38.3 + IEC 62133-2
Wireless ComplianceWi-Fi / Bluetooth / 4G

Global Certification Services

Selected market access certifications for robot vacuum cleaners: one testing program covering multiple markets

Certification Matrix for Major Markets
Target Market Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Compatibility Product Safety Energy Efficiency & Other Requirements
United States FCC ID FCC SDOC UL / ETL DOE / CEC
European Union CE-RED CE-EMC CE-LVD ErP / ROHS
China SRRC — CQC / Quality Inspection Report —
Japan TELEC VCCI PSE METI Registration
South Korea KCC — KC MEPS
Canada ISED ICES CSA NRCan
United Kingdom — — UKCA —
Australia RCM — SAA GEMS

Test Items

Electrical Safety TestingEMC TestingRF TestingBattery Safety TestingCleaning Coverage TestingSuction / Runtime TestingNoise TestingObstacle Crossing & Fall PreventionEnvironmental ReliabilityIP Water & Dust Protection

Complete testing of the product, battery and wireless module against target market standards

Key Testing Standards
Test Category Applicable Standards
Product Safety IEC/EN 60335-1、IEC/EN 60335-2-2、UL 1017、GB 4706.1、GB 4706.7
Electromagnetic Compatibility CISPR 14-1 / 14-2 (EN 55014 series), FCC Part 15B, GB 4343.1
Radio Frequency ETSI EN 300 328 / EN 301 893, FCC Part 15C/15E, SRRC Type Approval
Battery Safety IEC 62133-2、UN38.3、UL 2054
Energy Efficiency & Environmental Compliance EU ErP standby power, US DOE / CEC, RoHS hazardous substances

Testing Process

  • Online Consultation

    Discuss requirements; assess feasibility

  • Quotation

    Provide a quotation; sign the contract

  • Sample Assessment

    Develop a certification plan; assess feasibility

  • Test Report

    Test samples; prepare the report

  • Certificate Management

    Track regulatory and standards updates; provide expiry reminders

  • Lifetime Support

    Follow up regularly; provide ongoing support

Application Documents

  • Application Form
  • Product Specifications
  • Circuit Schematics and PCB Layout
  • Nameplate and Labels
  • Chinese and English User Manuals
  • Critical Component List (CDF)
  • Battery Specifications
  • Model Differences (Series Applications)
  • Product Photographs
  • Trademark Authorization (If Applicable)

FAQs

Robot vacuums with wireless functions fall under the CE-RED Directive, covering RF, EMC and electrical safety assessment, and must also meet ErP energy efficiency and RoHS hazardous substance requirements. GTG can cover all RED assessment items in one testing process and issue the reports needed for the CE Declaration of Conformity.
Robot vacuums are not included in the mandatory CCC certification catalogue. Sales in China require quality inspection reports to GB 4706.1 / GB 4706.7. Models with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or other wireless modules also require SRRC type approval.
Yes. Lithium battery packs require IEC 62133-2 safety testing and UN 38.3 transportation safety testing, mandatory for air and sea transport. Some markets, such as South Korea under KC and Japan under PSE, require separate battery registration. This can proceed alongside complete-product testing.
Certification for a single market, such as CE or FCC, normally takes 2–3 weeks. Combined multi-market certification can be completed in 3–4 weeks through parallel testing. Expedited processing may be requested when documentation is complete and samples pass the first test.
Standard projects require 2–3 complete products, with separate units for safety and EMC testing. Battery pack samples are counted separately according to UN 38.3 requirements. Engineers confirm quantities when preparing the plan and quotation.
The charging dock and main unit are assessed separately. The dock undergoes power-supply safety and EMC testing, while the main unit is assessed against the complete-product standard. When sold as a set, both reports support the same certificate application.

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