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Intelligent electric toys are highly regulated in the world while safety standards are constantly updated. Consumers need to be convinced that they are superior in quality and safety of toys for children and whether there are harmful chemicals or design flaws that could cause harm.

Electric toys：

Intelligent Electric Robot Detection
Not landing electric toy testing
Electric small fan detection
Remote control helicopter detection
Electric rail car testing
Electric four-wheel drive detection
Electric train detection
Crawler truck testing
Electric Aircraft Testing

R / C electric toy testing
Electric plush toys testing
Remote control electric vehicle detection
Remote control excavator detection
Children 's electric toy car detection
Electric stunt dump truck detection
Electric motorcycle testing
Electric Tank Detection
Electric ship testing

The world's major toy testing standards：
(A) China - GB 19865 The standard applies to children under 14 years of age at least one function requires the use of electric toys. 1.1 The general conditions of the experiment 1.2 The principle of relief tests 1.3 Identification and Description 1.4 Input power 1.5 Fever and abnormal work 1.6 Electrical strength at operating temperature 1.7 resistant to moisture 1.8 Electrical strength at room temperature 1.9 Mechanical strength 1.10 Structure 1.11 Protection of cords and wires 1.12 components 1.13 Screws and connections 1.14 Electrical separation and creepage distances 1.15 Heat and flame resistance 1.16 Radiation, toxicity and similar hazards (B) the United States - ASTM F963 terms 4.25 This provision applies to toys intended for use by children under 14 years of age that have at least one function that is battery-operated. 1.1 tags 1.2 The highest voltage 1.3 Battery charging 1.4 Inaccessibility 1.5 batteries mixed 1.6 Battery surface temperature test 1.7 Risk of overheating or burning 1.8 instructions 1.9 Electric ride toys (C) the European Union - EN 62115 The standard applies to children under 14 years of age at least one function requires the use of electrical toys. 1.1 The general conditions of the experiment 1.2 The principle of relief tests 1.3 Identification and Description 1.4 Input power 1.5 Fever and abnormal work 1.6 Electrical strength at operating temperature 1.7 resistant to moisture 1.8 Electrical strength at room temperature 1.9 Mechanical strength 1.10 Structure 1.11 Protection of cords and wires 1.12 components 1.13 Screws and connections 1.14 Electrical separation and creepage distances 1.15 Heat and flame resistance 1.16 Radiation, toxicity and similar hazards (IV) International - IEC 62115 The standard applies to children under 14 years of age at least one function requires the use of electrical toys. 1.1 The general conditions of the experiment 1.2 The principle of relief tests 1.3 Identification and Description 1.4 Input power 1.5 Fever and abnormal work 1.6 Electrical strength at operating temperature 1.7 resistant to moisture Electrical strength at room temperature 1.9 Mechanical strength 1.10 Structure 1.11 Protection of flexible cords and wires 1.12 components Screws and connections 1.14 Electrical separation and creepage distances 1.15 Heat and flame resistance 1.16 Radiation, toxicity and similar hazards

The world's major toy testing standards：

(A) China - GB 19865
The standard applies to children under 14 years of age at least one function requires the use of electric toys.
1.1 The general conditions of the experiment
1.2 The principle of relief tests
1.3 Identification and Description
1.4 Input power
1.5 Fever and abnormal work
1.6 Electrical strength at operating temperature
1.7 resistant to moisture
1.8 Electrical strength at room temperature
1.9 Mechanical strength
1.10 Structure
1.11 Protection of cords and wires
1.12 components
1.13 Screws and connections
1.14 Electrical separation and creepage distances
1.15 Heat and flame resistance
1.16 Radiation, toxicity and similar hazards

(B) the United States - ASTM F963 terms 4.25
This provision applies to toys intended for use by children under 14 years of age that have at least one function that is battery-operated.
1.1 tags
1.2 The highest voltage
1.3 Battery charging
1.4 Inaccessibility
1.5 batteries mixed
1.6 Battery surface temperature test
1.7 Risk of overheating or burning
1.8 instructions
1.9 Electric ride toys

(C) the European Union - EN 62115
The standard applies to children under 14 years of age at least one function requires the use of electrical toys.
1.1 The general conditions of the experiment
1.2 The principle of relief tests
1.3 Identification and Description
1.4 Input power
1.5 Fever and abnormal work
1.6 Electrical strength at operating temperature
1.7 resistant to moisture
1.8 Electrical strength at room temperature
1.9 Mechanical strength
1.10 Structure
1.11 Protection of cords and wires
1.12 components
1.13 Screws and connections
1.14 Electrical separation and creepage distances
1.15 Heat and flame resistance
1.16 Radiation, toxicity and similar hazards

(IV) International - IEC 62115
The standard applies to children under 14 years of age at least one function requires the use of electrical toys.
1.1 The general conditions of the experiment
1.2 The principle of relief tests
1.3 Identification and Description
1.4 Input power
1.5 Fever and abnormal work
1.6 Electrical strength at operating temperature
1.7 resistant to moisture

Electrical strength at room temperature
1.9 Mechanical strength
1.10 Structure
1.11 Protection of flexible cords and wires
1.12 components

Screws and connections
1.14 Electrical separation and creepage distances
1.15 Heat and flame resistance
1.16 Radiation, toxicity and similar hazards