testerjp
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It's the same as safety mark.
Big companies can afford to do tests and certify. That's why our big electro marts can survive so well
It's not all products that don't have safety mark don't have eligible safety certificates.
Sinkie has a stupid unique rule, your cert must be less than 3 years old else cannot be used to apply plus must pay alot to renew. To retest and get a fresh cert is damn hard especially without manufacturer support and easily cost few k.
It's like saying your degree diploma has 3 years expiry and must continously retake.
And big manufacturing companies can even ownself pass themselves. That's why Singapore appliance range so limited and so exp.
In the end the cert more like protect insurance companies than consumers. And the manufacturers build just enough to hit the min requirement, since liability is shielded.
Big companies can afford to do tests and certify. That's why our big electro marts can survive so well
It's not all products that don't have safety mark don't have eligible safety certificates.
Sinkie has a stupid unique rule, your cert must be less than 3 years old else cannot be used to apply plus must pay alot to renew. To retest and get a fresh cert is damn hard especially without manufacturer support and easily cost few k.
It's like saying your degree diploma has 3 years expiry and must continously retake.
And big manufacturing companies can even ownself pass themselves. That's why Singapore appliance range so limited and so exp.
In the end the cert more like protect insurance companies than consumers. And the manufacturers build just enough to hit the min requirement, since liability is shielded.
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