An electric oven is a kitchen appliance that uses the radiant heat from an electric heating element to bake food. With it we can make roast chicken, roast duck, bake bread, pastries, etc. According to the different needs of baked food, the temperature of the electric oven can generally be adjusted in the range of 50-250℃. It is favored by foreign people. The electric oven is mainly composed of a box, an electric heating element, a thermostat, a timer and a power adjustment switch.

Importance of UL test report

The United States is a country with very strict safety requirements. All electronic product manufacturers in the United States have required relevant safety inspections many years ago. With the continuous improvement of Amazon's strategic position in global commerce, overseas electronic devices continue to flow into the US market through Amazon. The US does not have mandatory safety inspections for overseas electronic product manufacturers. A series of electronic product fire incidents occurred before. In response to this situation, on September 24, 2017, the relevant US departments issued a law specifically for e-commerce, requiring Amazon to be obliged to notify overseas e-commerce sellers selling on the Amazon platform to provide relevant safety measures. Before submitting the UL standard test report, Amazon must order the merchant to stop selling. And it is required that the test report must be a UL conformity report issued by a laboratory accredited by the ISO 17025 standard.

Therefore, the electric oven is sold on Amazon to the United States, and the UL1026 test report must be provided, so how to handle the UL1026 test report? Let's take a look.

UL1026 test report processing process:

1. Project application – submit a UL report application to the inspection and supervision agency.

2. Data preparation – According to the standard requirements, the enterprise prepares the relevant certification documents.

3. Product testing – the company sends the samples to be tested to the laboratory for testing.

4. Preparation of reports – certified engineers prepare reports based on qualified test data.

5. Submit for review – the engineer will review the complete report.

6. Issuing the certificate – After the report is verified and correct, the UL test report will be issued.

Cost: According to the actual product evaluation, you can inquire for details.