SIRIM Certification & SIRIM Mark
An overview of Malaysia Product Certification
Ensure Malaysian market access with SIRIM Certification
What is SIRIM Certification Mark for Malaysian Market?
SIRIM Certification is all about ensuring products meet standards in Malaysia. It’s handled by SIRIM QAS International Sdn. Bhd., which is a main certification, inspection, and testing body in Malaysia. They’ve been at it since March 1997, building on over thirty years of experience from their parent company, SIRIM Berhad.
If a manufacturer or business wants their product certified, they can turn to SIRIM QAS International. They accept products made according to Malaysian Standards, International Standards, or even foreign national standards.
Products Requiring SIRIM Certification
The SIRIM certification is mandatory for a wide range of electronic and electrical products intended for the Malaysian market,
- Wireless Devices: Like, mobile phones, tablets, and other wireless communication devices
- Bluetooth-enabled products and accessories
- Radio Equipment: Two-way radios and communication systems
- Broadcast equipment and transmitters
- Marine Communication Devices
- Electronic Appliances: Household electronic appliances, Kitchen appliances, entertainment systems, etc
- Medical Electronic Devices
- Industrial Electronical use
- Machinery and automation equipment
- Automotive Electronics: In-car entertainment systems and navigation devices
- Consumer Electronics: Smart home devices, IoT products, and gadgets
The certification aims to ensure these products meet the necessary safety, electromagnetic compatibility, and regulatory standards within Malaysia.
Radio Products Certification:
Radio products must comply with the regulations set by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC). This includes adherence to technical specifications related to radio frequency usage and electromagnetic compatibility.
Radio products often require type approval from MCMC in addition to SIRIM certification. Type approval ensures the device will not cause harmful interference and operates within the designated frequency bands.
Documentation and Labeling:
Certified radio products must carry the SIRIM label, and often an additional label indicating MCMC type approval. Also, detailed technical documentation and test reports must be submitted and maintained for regulatory compliance.
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Non-Radio Products Certification:
Non-radio products must comply with national and international safety, quality, and performance standards, but they are not subject to MCMC regulations.
From Electrical safety standpoint, they should ensure compliance with electrical safety standards to prevent hazards such as electric shock and fire.
Documentation and Labeling:
The SIRIM mark indicates that the product has been tested and certified by SIRIM QAS International, ensuring compliance with Malaysian standards for safety, quality, and performance. The mark is usually accompanied by a certification number,
Non-radio products must carry the SIRIM certification mark. Also, proper labeling with usage instructions and safety warnings is mandatory
Process for Obtaining SIRIM certification
The process for SIRIM certification depends on what kind of product you’re dealing with because standards vary across categories. The process normally involves testing the product, factory inspection, reviewing the quality control plan, and looking at how records are kept.
It’s basically a way to make sure everything is up to snuff for your specific product.
SIRIM MS Mark is used on products complying to a Malaysian Standard, foreign national standard, or international standard
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Why C-PRAV?
With C-PRAV by your side, rest assured that your SIRIM certification journey will be not only efficient but also backed by a wealth of experience and local support, ensuring a successful outcome for your business.
Comprehensive Support
At C-PRAV, our expert team streamlines the documentation, coordinates with SIRIM, and ensures compliance, making the certification journey seamless.
Expert knowledge
What sets us apart is our in-depth knowledge of Malaysian certifications, coupled with strategic partnerships with local experts
Cost-Effective Solutions
We understand the importance of tailored solutions. We recognize that every product is unique, which is why we specialize in customizing compliance strategies to perfectly align with your specific needs and budget.
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SIRIM Certificate is usually valid from 1 to 5 years.
Yes, local representation is required.
Yes, for radio products it is required
SIRIM Mark should be placed on the product itself. However, if due to size it is not permissible it should be placed on the packaging.
Yes, significant modifications might require re-evaluation and re-certification
Foreign manufacturers must work through a local representative to apply for SIRIM Certificate
To apply for SIRIM Certificate, you need to submit the application to SIRIM QAS International, this includes providing product details, test reports and other documents.
It depends on the product type and the complexity of testing.
Regulatory Updates for malaysia
MCMC Cancels Existing Service Allocations for the 3400-3700 MHz Band
The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has announced a change impacting the 3400-3700 MHz frequency band. The MCMC has decided to cancel all existing
SIRIM modifies the certification renewal scheme format
CoCs that have been expired for more than six months will no longer be valid for renewal, as stated by SIRIM, Malaysia on 13th December 2023.
MCMC Cancels Existing Service Allocations for the 3400-3700 MHz Band
The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has announced a change impacting the 3400-3700 MHz frequency band. The MCMC has decided to cancel all existing
SIRIM modifies the certification renewal scheme format
CoCs that have been expired for more than six months will no longer be valid for renewal, as stated by SIRIM, Malaysia on 13th December 2023.
MCMC Cancels Existing Service Allocations for the 3400-3700 MHz Band
The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has announced a change impacting the 3400-3700 MHz frequency band. The MCMC has decided to cancel all existing
SIRIM modifies the certification renewal scheme format
CoCs that have been expired for more than six months will no longer be valid for renewal, as stated by SIRIM, Malaysia on 13th December 2023.
