EU ROHS testing mainly targets electronic and electrical products, so mobile phones need to undergo EU ROHS testing. The purpose of ROHS testing is to restrict the use of certain hazardous substances in electronic and electrical products to ensure the environmental protection and safety performance of the products. As an electronic communication device, mobile phones may contain harmful substances in their materials and components, so they need to pass ROHS testing to comply with the requirements of relevant directives.



EU ROHS Testing Guidelines for Mobile Phones

1. Determine the detection range: According to the EU ROHS directive, harmful substances in mobile phones need to be restricted, including lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, polybrominated biphenyls and polybrominated diphenyl ethers. Therefore, there is a need to detect these substances in mobile phones.

2. Select a testing agency: Choose a qualified testing agency to ensure the accuracy and authority of the testing.

3. Prepare samples: According to the requirements of the testing agency, prepare enough mobile phone samples to ensure the representativeness and consistency of the samples.

4. Fill in the application form: Provide the application form to the testing agency and fill in the relevant product information.

5. Pay the testing fees: Pay the corresponding testing fees according to the requirements of the testing agency.

6. Wait for test results: Wait for the testing agency to conduct the test and obtain the test report.

7. Check the test report: Check the data and conclusions in the test report to ensure that it meets the requirements of the EU ROHS directive.

8. Compliance statement: If the mobile phone meets the requirements of the EU ROHS directive, a compliance statement can be issued to prove that the product complies with relevant regulations and standards.



Mobile phone EU ROHS testing cycle

The EU ROHS testing cycle for mobile phones usually takes 5 to 7 working days