新标准出台前 多家厂商3C充电宝造假 已流向全国

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has released a draft for the "Mobile Power Safety Technical Specification," which is considered the strictest standard for power banks to date. The new standard is expected to be published in the first quarter of 2026, but there are still non-compliant products being sold in the market, posing significant public safety risks [1][61]. Group 1: Regulatory Context - As of July this year, there have been 15 incidents of power banks catching fire or smoking on domestic flights, raising concerns about public safety [3]. - The Civil Aviation Administration of China issued new regulations on June 28, prohibiting power banks without clear 3C certification from being taken on flights [3]. - The State Administration for Market Regulation has included lithium-ion batteries, battery packs, and mobile power supplies in the certification scope, stating that products without certification will not be allowed to circulate starting August 2024 [5]. Group 2: Market Violations - Some merchants are selling non-compliant power banks at low prices, knowing they are not allowed to sell such products [11][9]. - In various electronic markets, merchants are found selling power banks with fake 3C certification marks, misleading consumers [23][31]. - Reports indicate that some merchants are aware of the regulations but continue to sell non-compliant products, claiming they are of good quality [13][21]. Group 3: Manufacturing Practices - Some manufacturers are evading regulations by using fake 3C certification marks on their products, which is becoming a common practice in the power bank market [29][36]. - A manufacturer revealed that the actual capacity of power banks is often much lower than advertised, and they can easily modify certification marks to avoid regulatory scrutiny [39][41]. - There are reports of companies using "one certificate for multiple factories" to bypass regulations, indicating a systemic issue in compliance within the industry [45][55]. Group 4: Upcoming Regulatory Changes - The upcoming new regulations are expected to lead to a systematic upgrade in the supervision of the power bank industry, with authorities intensifying efforts to eliminate non-compliant products from the market [61].