The certification side is where most orders go wrong — usually at customs, usually too late. These are the documents I wish every buyer had before their first order.
One email, all four. No sales calls, no drip campaign.
Twelve markets on one page: what's legally required, what buyers and platforms commonly ask for anyway, the main standards, plug type and voltage.
CE is a manufacturer's self-declaration. These five checks catch almost every fake, expired or mismatched certificate — and take about ten minutes to run.
Ten plug types with pin layouts, voltage and frequency, and the countries that use them. Includes the four markets that most often catch importers out.
What sellers actually get asked for on chargers and power strips — and the five reasons listings get removed.
Two product families, two standards. One certificate cannot cover both. The side-by-side table shows which standard applies in the EU, US and UK.
The five-dimension test certification bodies use, four ways series coverage quietly breaks, and what action each change actually requires.
Three documents, three levels of authority. Five questions that tell you in one message whether your supplier has a listing or only a test report.
Opens your email client with the subject already filled in. Tell me your market and I'll send them straight over.
Prefer to just ask a question? Send me your model number and target market at toby@lorcoo.com and I'll tell you which documents you're missing.