Wireless mouse California 65 testing process
Date：2024-03-22 10:11:27 Classification
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Wired mice require California 65 testing. California Proposition 65 requires that hazardous substances listed in the proposal are not allowed to be discharged into drinking water, and for listed substances, unless the exposure level is extremely low and does not pose a risk, a clear and reasonable warning must be provided.
Wireless mouse US California 65 testing items:
1. Lead content testing: This is a key testing item for electronic products in California’s Proposition 65. For various parts of the wireless mouse, especially the accessible parts, the lead content must be below the specified limit to ensure product safety.
2. Phthalate testing: Phthalates are another type of hazardous substances of concern in California’s Proposition 65. Phthalates that may be contained in wireless mice also need to be strictly tested to ensure that their content complies with standards.
3. Testing of other harmful substances: In addition to lead and phthalates, California Proposition 65 may also test other harmful substances in wireless mice, such as cadmium, formaldehyde, etc. These tests are to ensure that the wireless mouse meets California standards for safety.
Wireless mouse US California 65 testing process:
1. Confirm the product type: First, the laboratory will determine the applicable regulations and test items based on the product type of wireless mouse. California Proposition 65 targets a series of hazardous substances, so the testing project will be centered around these substances.
2. Determine the test material points and costs: Next, the laboratory will determine the specific material points that need to be tested in the wireless mouse, and determine the test costs and the required number of samples accordingly.
3. Prepare samples: Prepare wireless mouse samples that meet the requirements and send them to the laboratory for testing. Samples need to be representative to ensure the accuracy of test results.
4. Conduct testing: After the laboratory receives the sample, it will conduct detailed testing in accordance with the requirements of California Proposition 65, including testing for lead content, phthalates and other harmful substances.
5. Issue a test report: If the test results of the wireless mouse meet the standards of California Proposition 65, the laboratory will issue a corresponding test report. This report is a compliance certificate for products sold in the California market.
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