Hi all, Happy 2017, Having read about IECEE CB Scheme in which over 50 countries are participating members who agreed to mutually recognize each other CB test reports and certificates, may I know 1) What is the reasons or rationale between the requirements of In-Country Test (EMC, Safety Test) by some countries (e.g. PRC China, South Korea and Taiwan for EMC, India and Thailand for Li-ion Battery Safety Test)? 2) Will the product operating principle and behavior (e.g. Li-ion battery electro-chemistry) changed significant so as to cause EMC and safety issues when they cross the borders from one country to another ? Hope to hear from you soon. Thank you and Happy 2017 ahead. Vincent
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