The necessity and advantage of international safety certification for power cords lies in ensuring product safety, compliance, and reliability, while providing broader market opportunities for enterprises.

1. Compliance with legal and regulatory requirements: Different countries and regions have their own safety standards and legal and regulatory requirements. By obtaining international safety certification, we can ensure that the power cord meets the requirements of relevant laws and regulations, and avoid the risks caused by illegal sales and use.

2. Improve product quality and reliability: International safety certification requires power cords to undergo strict testing and evaluation to ensure their safety and reliability under normal and abnormal conditions. After obtaining certification, the product quality is verified, which increases users' trust in the product.

3. Expand market opportunities: Different countries and regions have different requirements for safety certification of power cords, and products without certification may not be able to enter certain markets. Obtaining international safety certification can expand more market opportunities, increase sales channels and customer base.

4. Reducing risks and responsibilities: By complying with international safety regulations and certification, legal risks such as safety accidents and damages caused by product quality issues can be reduced. At the same time, it also enhances the reputation and brand image of the enterprise.

5. Support global supply chain cooperation: International safety certification is a prerequisite for many supply chain cooperation, especially when supplying power cords to large multinational corporations or OEM manufacturers. Obtaining certification can enhance the partnership with partners and expand the scope of cooperation.

In summary, international safety certification is essential for power cord manufacturers and suppliers. It ensures that products comply with relevant safety standards and regulatory requirements, improves product quality and reliability, expands market opportunities, reduces risks and responsibilities, and supports global supply chain cooperation. By obtaining international safety certification, enterprises can move towards a safer future and provide users with more reliable and safe power cord products.

The types of safety regulations for international power cords mainly include the following:

1. UL certification: UL (American Federation of Safety Standards) is one of the most important third-party certification bodies in the United States, with widely accepted certification standards and applicability to the North American market. UL certified power cords comply with safety standards in the United States and Canada.

2. CE certification: CE (European Community) certification is a necessary certification in the European market, which ensures that products comply with European safety, health, and environmental protection requirements. CE certified power cords can be sold in the European market.

3. CCC certification: CCC (China Compulsory Certificate) certification is a compulsory certification in the Chinese market. The power cord certified by CCC meets Chinese national safety standards, ensuring that the product is legally sold and used in the Chinese market.

4. CSA certification: CSA (CSA Group) certification is an important certification mark in the Canadian market, and its certification standard is similar to UL certification. CSA certified power cords comply with Canadian safety standards.

5. VDE certification: VDE (German Industrial Standardization and Certification Association) certification is an important certification in the German market and is also accepted by many European countries. The VDE certified power cord complies with German and European safety standards.

In addition to the common safety certification mentioned above, there are also other international or regional safety certification marks, such as BS (British Standards Association) certification, SAA (Australian Standards Association) certification, etc. Different countries and regions may have different safety certification requirements, so before entering a specific market, corresponding safety certification should be selected based on the requirements of the target market.