据了解，《移动电源安全技术规范》（征求意见稿）在电池安全标准GB 31241的基础上，加严和新增 了多项电池试验要求，规定了正负极材料、隔膜、电解液等电池关键材料的要求，以及生产过程工艺控 制要求，引入电池循环老化后的安全测试。此外，还提出了移动电源智能管理要求，增加对电池电压、 温度等安全信息监测、存储和读取功能，新增容量（电压）安全优化等功能。 "近年来，随着移动电源产业和技术的发展，对移动电源安全性的评估变得尤为重要，所以针对移动电 源的产品特性和产业技术现状，制定了移动电源专用标准。"郭楠说，目前该标准正处于征求意见阶 段，预计2026年一季度发布，按照惯例，强制性国家标准发布后的过渡期一般为6至12个月，本标准会 根据各方建议选择合适的过渡期后实施。 新华社北京11月27日电（记者王悦阳）日前有媒体报道称，向社会公开征求意见的强制性国家标准《移 动电源安全技术规范》（征求意见稿）加严和新增多项改进要求，消费者担心现有CCC认证的充电宝或 将无法使用。对此，该标准的牵头起草单位中国电子技术标准化研究院副院长郭楠11月27日接受记者采 访表示，按照我国现有政策和法规，对于消费者已经购买的已经获得CCC认 ...

Core Points - The new national standard for mobile power safety, considered the "strictest ever," is set to be implemented 12 months after its release, organized by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology [1] - The standard introduces significant requirements across three core areas: the whole device, battery cells, and circuit boards [1] Group 1: Device and Battery Safety - The new standard mandates clear labeling of "recommended lifespan" and the full name of the manufacturer on the device's exterior, enhancing accountability [1] - In the battery safety domain, the standard has intensified testing conditions, such as increasing the thermal abuse test from 130°C for 30 minutes to 135°C for 60 minutes, significantly improving safety under extreme conditions [2] Group 2: Circuit Board Innovations - The standard requires mobile power banks to include an LCD screen or a connected app to display real-time voltage and current information, ensuring better user awareness [2] - It also specifies that data flow must be one-way, allowing only the phone to read information from the power bank, thus enhancing safety and privacy [2] Group 3: Industry Impact and Cost - The implementation of the new standard is expected to increase overall industry costs by 20% to 30%, primarily due to higher procurement costs for quality battery cells and hardware upgrades for circuit boards [3] - The new regulations are anticipated to accelerate the elimination of low-quality products from the market, pushing the industry towards higher concentration among leading companies with advanced technology and quality [2][3]

Core Viewpoint - The new national standard for mobile power safety, considered the "strictest ever," is set to be implemented within 12 months, aiming to enhance safety and accountability in the industry [1]. Group 1: New Standards and Requirements - The new standard introduces significant requirements across three core areas: the whole device, battery cells, and circuit boards [1]. - For the whole device, it mandates clear labeling of "recommended lifespan" and the full name of the OEM, enhancing production responsibility traceability [1]. - In the battery cell safety domain, the standard imposes stricter testing conditions, including an increase in the thermal abuse test from 130°C for 30 minutes to 135°C for 60 minutes, significantly improving safety performance under extreme conditions [2]. Group 2: Innovations in Design and Consumer Impact - The standard requires mobile power banks to be equipped with an LCD screen or a connected app to display real-time voltage and current information, ensuring safety and privacy by allowing only one-way data flow from the power bank to the phone [2]. - The implementation of the new standard is expected to increase overall industry costs by 20%-30%, primarily due to higher procurement costs for quality battery cells and hardware upgrades for circuit boards [3]. - Existing compliant power banks will remain usable after the new standard is implemented, and those with 3C certification will not face restrictions during air travel [5].

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has organized multiple discussions regarding the draft of the "Safety Technical Specifications for Mobile Power Supplies," indicating a significant tightening of standards that may lead to a substantial reduction in market participants [1] Group 1: New Regulations - The new national standard introduces dozens of stringent improvements in three technical areas: the complete device, circuit board, and battery cell, compared to the old standards [1] - The MIIT has made it clear that companies unable to meet the new standards will not be allowed to continue production, emphasizing that some enterprises will be able to comply [1] Group 2: Implementation Timeline - After three to four rounds of discussions, the standard is expected to be finalized and publicly announced in December, with an official release scheduled for February 2026 and implementation starting in June 2026 [1] - The existing 3C certification regulations will become completely invalid once the new standards are enacted [1] Group 3: Market Impact - It is estimated that nearly 70% of current production capacity will be forced to exit the mobile power supply market due to the inability to meet the new technical requirements [1]

Group 1 - The mobile power industry is accelerating towards standardization and regulation following the recent recall incident of power banks [1] - A new mandatory product certification rule for mobile power, lithium-ion batteries, and battery packs has been established, effective from August 15, 2025 [1][2] - The new rule introduces a grading system for production enterprises, categorizing them into four levels: A, B, C, and D, based on various quality information [2][3] Group 2 - The certification process will include type testing, initial factory inspections, and post-certification supervision, with increased monitoring frequency for lower-rated enterprises [3] - The current domestic market size for power banks is approximately 150 billion yuan, excluding the shared rental market, with over 700 certified enterprises nationwide [4] - The government plans to enhance market inspection frequency and regulatory measures, particularly targeting low-quality and low-priced mobile power products [5]

Core Viewpoint - The recent incidents involving Romoss and Anker power banks highlight significant safety concerns related to battery cells supplied by Ampreys, leading to widespread recalls and potential risks for consumers [4][6][8]. Group 1: Incident Overview - Romoss has recalled 490,000 power banks due to safety hazards, with nearly all of its 3C certifications revoked and all power bank products removed from its official store [4]. - Anker also announced a recall of 710,000 power banks, indicating a broader issue affecting multiple brands [6]. - The root cause of these recalls is linked to Ampreys, the battery supplier, which outsourced production to a factory that violated material standards, resulting in battery failures [9][10]. Group 2: Safety and Regulatory Implications - The defective battery cells were reportedly in circulation for over a year before issues became apparent, raising concerns about long-term product safety [11]. - The Civil Aviation Administration of China has issued a notice banning nearly all power banks released before August 2024 from being taken on flights, regardless of their 3C certification status [37]. Group 3: Industry Response and Consumer Impact - Romoss's public relations strategy during the recall involved offering replacements or refunds, but faced logistical challenges as major courier services refused to accept returns due to safety concerns [30][31]. - Anker's recall process was smoother, as they proactively provided users with explosion-proof bags for safe returns [34]. - The overall power bank industry is under scrutiny, with calls for improved safety standards and regulatory oversight to prevent future incidents [49][57].

Core Viewpoint - Anker Innovations has initiated a recall of over 710,000 power bank units due to safety risks associated with battery cells, following a similar recall by another brand, Romoss [2][11]. Group 1: Recall Details - The recall affects several models, including A1642 (143,327 units), A1647 (134,854 units), A1652 (109,450 units), A1680 (24,480 units), A1681 (223,558 units), A1689 (45,438 units), and A1257 (31,857 units) [2]. - The recall was approved by the Hunan Provincial Market Supervision Administration and was announced on June 20 [2]. - Anker Innovations discovered that certain batches of battery cells from a supplier had unauthorized material changes, potentially leading to insulation failure and safety hazards such as overheating or fire [2][6]. Group 2: Certification Issues - Multiple Anker power bank products have had their 3C certification suspended recently, indicating regulatory scrutiny [7]. - The 3C certification is a mandatory safety certification in China aimed at protecting consumer rights and safety [7]. Group 3: Compensation and Supplier Changes - Anker Innovations has provided three compensation options for affected customers: full refund, product exchange, or a voucher worth the original order amount plus 50 yuan [6]. - The company has terminated its relationship with the supplier responsible for the faulty battery cells and has switched to other suppliers [6]. Group 4: Industry Context - Romoss, another power bank brand, recently recalled over 490,000 units for similar battery cell issues, highlighting a broader industry concern regarding battery safety [11]. - Other companies, including Baseus and Ugreen, have also faced suspensions of their 3C certifications for power bank products, indicating a potential industry-wide issue [11].

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