What certifications are required to sell an air purifier in Korea?

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Spring is here — and with it comes a noticeable rise in fine dust levels.
As concerns about indoor air quality grow, demand for air purifiers is increasing both domestically and internationally.

If you're planning to enter the Korean market, understanding the KC certification requirements for air purifiers is essential.


Air Purifier KC Certification: Requirements in Korea

KC certification for air purifiers in Korea depends on the product’s functions and power specifications.

• AC Power: KC Conformity Registration (EMC/RF), KC Safety Confirmation, MEPS (Minimum Energy Performance Standard) Program

• DC Power: KC Conformity Registration (EMC/RF), KC Safety SDoC

If the product has wireless features such as WiFi or Bluetooth, additional wireless testing may be required or exempted depending on the built-in wireless module.

To obtain KC certification for an air purifier in Korea, you must prepare the necessary documents.

👉 Check here for the KC certification timeline and required documents.

Need help with KC certification? GCA KOREA offers fast and accurate support to streamline your certification process.


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Tel. +82-31-360-8180
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