MEAN WELL NGE12 Series

UL Listing or Recognition means UL Solutions tested samples against the applicable UL safety standard and audits the factory that builds them. A UL file number is the usual evidence an inspector or specifier asks for in North America.

DEKRA is a European notified body; a DEKRA certificate on a datasheet is third-party testing against the cited EN standard, equivalent in standing to a TÜV one.

A CB Test Certificate reports testing against the IEC standard and is accepted by member certification bodies as the basis for a national approval. It shortens a new-country approval rather than granting market access by itself, so it is the most useful item on this list when you are entering a market that is not shown here.

China Compulsory Certification. Mandatory for the product categories in its scope; where it applies, a shipment without it is not clearable. Certification is against the GB standard the datasheet cites.

Taiwan's mandatory inspection mark, issued against a CNS standard. CNS 15598-1 is the CNS transposition of IEC 62368-1, which is why the two numbers usually appear together.

Conformity with the Eurasian Economic Union technical regulations, covering Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia and Kyrgyzstan. TP TC 004 is the low-voltage regulation and TP TC 020 the electromagnetic-compatibility one, so which number appears tells you what was assessed.

Registration under India's Compulsory Registration Scheme, against an IS standard. IS 13252 is the Indian transposition of IEC 60950-1 and IS 15885 of IEC 61347, so the IS number identifies the product category.

Korea Certification, mandatory for electrical equipment in scope. The KC number mirrors the IEC standard it is based on, so KC 62368-1 is assessment against the Korean adoption of IEC 62368-1.

Conformity with Japan's Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act. Japanese datasheets cite a J-prefixed standard such as J62368-1, which is the Japanese deviation-adjusted version of the IEC text.

The Regulatory Compliance Mark covers electrical safety and electromagnetic compatibility for Australia and New Zealand. It is applied by a registered local supplier against an AS/NZS standard, which is why the datasheet cites AS/NZS numbers alongside it.