全是假的，已流向全国！店名曝光，抓紧自查

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has released a draft for the "Mobile Power Safety Technical Specification," which is expected to be the strictest standard for power banks, set to be published in Q1 2026. The industry is facing high-pressure regulation, yet some practitioners continue to sell non-compliant products, posing significant public safety risks [1][51]. Group 1: Regulatory Environment - The new regulations will include mandatory 3C certification for lithium-ion batteries, battery packs, and mobile power supplies, effective from August 2024, prohibiting the circulation of unapproved products [3]. - As of July this year, there have been 15 incidents of power banks catching fire or smoking on domestic flights, raising public safety concerns [1]. Group 2: Market Violations - Some merchants are selling non-compliant power banks at discounted prices, aware that these products cannot be legally sold [5][7]. - Reports indicate that certain shops are still selling power banks without 3C certification, claiming they are compliant products [9]. - A specific case involved a power bank purchased with a 3C certification mark, which was later found to have a suspended certification status [11][17]. Group 3: Manufacturing and Certification Issues - Some manufacturers are engaging in deceptive practices, such as falsely labeling products with 3C certification marks to evade regulations [19][24]. - A manufacturer revealed that the actual capacity of power banks is often misrepresented, with products claiming to have capacities ranging from 5000mAh to 20000mAh, but actual capacities as low as 3600mAh [34]. - There are reports of companies using "one certificate for multiple factories" to avoid regulatory scrutiny, with discrepancies between the certification address and actual production locations [40][45]. Group 4: Industry Response and Future Outlook - The upcoming regulations signify a systematic upgrade in the regulatory framework for the power bank industry, with authorities intensifying efforts to eliminate non-compliant products from the market [51].