The testing agency will record the testing process in detail to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the test results. During the testing process, if any non-compliance with the GB6675 standard is found, the testing agency will promptly notify the applicant and provide rectification suggestions.

4. Testing reports and certification

Prepare report:

After the test is completed, the testing engineer will prepare a testing report based on the experimental data. The report content covers basic product information, test items, detection methods, result analysis and conclusions, etc.

Review and issuance:

The audited and correct test report will be officially issued by the testing agency and stamped with CMA and CNAS. This report is the official certification that electronic toy products comply with the GB6675 standard.

5. Follow-up matters

Certificate validity period:

There is no clear validity period for GB6675 testing. However, if the product changes or relevant regulations are updated, the GB6675 test needs to be changed accordingly to comply with the requirements of the exporting country.

Cost question:

Product GB6675 testing only tests the product and does not require factory audit. As long as there are no changes to the product or updates to standards and regulations, no other follow-up costs will be incurred.

To sum up, the process for GB6675 testing of electronic toys in China includes commissioned testing and contract signing, sample preparation and submission, comprehensive testing, testing reports and certification, and follow-up matters. Through this process, the safety of electronic toy products and compliance with standard requirements can be ensured, and the rights and interests of consumers can be protected.