Electronic cigarettes do not require EAC certification. Although EAC certification is a mandatory certification requirement for export products implemented by the five customs union countries of Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia, and Kyrgyzstan, e-cigarettes are not included in the unified list of products that require mandatory conformity assessment, nor are they within the control scope of customs union technical regulations.

What is EAC certification?

EAC certification is a certification of customs alliance countries. The Customs Union is an economic group led by Russia, including three countries: Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan. EAC certification is mandatory for imported and sold products in these countries, with the certification mark being the English letter EAC.


What are the specific scope of EAC certification?

The specific scope of EAC certification includes electronic products, home appliance equipment, electrical equipment, and mechanical products.

1. Household appliances: refrigerators, washing machines, televisions, microwaves, etc;

2. Electronic devices: mobile phones, computers, fax machines, printers, etc; Audio equipment such as MP3 players; Various lamps and lighting fixtures, such as light tubes and bulbs;

3. Electrical equipment: electric motors and their control switch devices, as well as low-voltage distribution cabinets (boxes); Electric tools, their control switch devices, and high-voltage distribution cabinets (boxes); Transformers, their control switch devices, and high-voltage distribution cabinets (boxes); Motors, electric heaters, their control switch devices, high-voltage distribution cabinets (boxes), wires and cables, their control switch devices, and high-voltage distribution cabinets (boxes);

4. Mechanical products: Mechanical equipment includes various machine tools, construction machinery, and various lifting and transportation equipment.

The above information is for reference only. If necessary, it is recommended to consult relevant staff.