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Singapore - Safety Mark (Consumer Protection Safety Requirements Regulations)
Successful export of household appliances to Singapore
The Consumer Protection (Safety Requirements) Regulations (CPSR) requires 33 categories of household products, also known as Controlled Goods, to be registered with Enterprise Singapore. These products need to be tested to specified safety standards and affixed with the SAFETY Mark before they can be sold in Singapore. Depending on the risk level of products, testing and Suppliers Declaration of Conformity or Certificate of Conformity are needed before proceeding to the registration of these products. TUV Rheinland can help you make your household appliances available to Singapore market. Contact us to find out how you could access Singapore market for your household appliances!
| Technical aspects | Safety |
| Market surveillance | Yes |
| Obligation | Mandatory |
| Factory inspection | No |
| Sample testing | No |
| Validity |
CoC is valid for 3 years |
Product Scope
33 types of Controlled Goods
Low Risk
- Fuse (≤13 amperes) for use in a plug
- Room air-conditioner
- Table lamp/ standing lamp
Medium Risk
- AC Adaptors, Portable socket-outlet, 3-pin main plugs, Isolating transformer
- Audio and video products
- Major household appliances including: Coffee maker, rice cooker, vacuum cleaner, washing machine, iron
- Decorative lighting chain & Fans
- Gas canister
- Hair care appliances
- Home computer system
- Residual Current Circuit Breaker (RCCB)
- Stationary cooking appliances
High Risk
- Components of the Liquefied Petroleum Gas system
- Domestic electric wall switch, Lamp control gears, Main socket-outlets
- Gas cooking appliances, Refrigerator, Water heaters
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