A children's watch is a watch designed specifically for children and typically has multiple functions such as timing, positioning, and calling. The CPC testing items for children's watches include chemical composition testing, physical testing, electrical testing, and overall evaluation. Chemical composition testing mainly detects whether a watch contains prohibited chemicals or heavy metals, such as lead, cadmium, mercury, etc. Physical testing tests the strength and durability of a watch to ensure that it does not pose a danger. Electrical testing is applicable to watches that require the use of batteries or power sources to test whether they comply with relevant electrical safety standards. The overall evaluation includes evaluating the appearance, quality, identification, and other aspects of the watch to ensure compliance with relevant standards and regulations.

The process for obtaining CPC certification for children's watches:

1. Submit application: Submit the CPC certification application for children's watches to the certification agency. In the application, it is necessary to provide detailed information about the product, including its composition, design, usage, etc.

2. Product testing: Submit children's watches to a laboratory recognized by a certification agency for testing. The testing will include testing for harmful substances in the product to ensure compliance with the requirements of the CPSIA (Children's Product Safety Promotion Act).

3. Audit and evaluation: The certification agency will review and evaluate the test results to confirm whether the children's watch meets the standards of CPC certification.

4. Certificate issuance: If the children's watch passes the review and evaluation, the certification agency will issue a CPC certificate. The certificate will prove that the product has passed testing and meets the requirements of CPSIA.


When applying for CPC certification, the necessary information may include a detailed description and image of the product, a test report of the product, information of the manufacturer and importer, etc. At the same time, corresponding certification fees need to be paid.