INMETRO Certification
For Brazil
Ensure access To Brazilian market with INMETRO Certification
Understanding INMETRO Certification
INMETRO (Instituto Nacional de Metrologia, Qualidade e Tecnologia) plays a pivotal role in regulating the quality and safety of products entering the Brazilian market. This certification acts as a safeguard, ensuring that products meet rigorous national standards, thereby enhancing consumer confidence and promoting higher manufacturing standards.
By obtaining INMETRO certification, manufacturers can legally market their goods in Brazil while assuring compliance with essential safety requirements.
Regulatory Authority
INMETRO operates under the Ministry of Economy and is responsible for issuing conformity assessments and certifications for a wide range of products. It partners with accredited certification bodies and laboratories to enforce compliance with Brazilian standards.
Decree 371 for Electrical and Electronic Household Appliances
The implementation of these standards, aligned with IEC 60335-1 and IEC 60335-2-x, is broken down into three phases:
Phase 1: New household appliances must meet the technical standards and display the INMETRO mark. Manufacturers are also required to maintain a Customer Complaint Service to address consumer concerns. Ongoing compliance is ensured through regular reassessments of manufacturers.
Phase 2: All household appliances, both imported and locally manufactured, must conform to the INMETRO standard to be sold in Brazil. While previous stock could be sold for a limited time, all new products are now subject to certification.
Phase 3: All existing stock and new products sold in Brazil must be certified under the INMETRO mark. This ensures that no uncertified products remain in the market.
Products That Require INMETRO Certification
A broad range of products require INMETRO certification before they can be sold in Brazil, mandatory ones are:
- Electrical and electronic household appliances
- Medical devices
- Circuit breakers
- Ballasts
- Wires and cables
Local Representation for INMETRO Certification
Foreign manufacturers must appoint a local representative in Brazil to obtain INMETRO certification. This representative is responsible for communication with regulatory bodies and ensuring continuous compliance with local regulations.
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Why C-PRAV?
C-PRAV provides a seamless approach to obtaining INMETRO certification, guiding clients through every step of the approval process. From managing required documentation, coordinating with ANATEL-accredited labs, and ensuring compliance with Brazilian regulations, C-PRAV ensures that manufacturers, importers, and distributors receive expert support tailored to the specific requirements of their product. Their in-depth understanding of ANATEL’s regulations and procedures minimizes delays and facilitates smooth entry into the Brazilian market.
Regulatory Updates for Brazil
ANATEL Introduces New Act 5155 Setting Testing Requirements for Mobile Phone Chargers
ANATEL, the Brazilian National Telecommunications Agency, has recently announced the implementation of Act 5155, which outlines specific testing requirements for mobile phone chargers. This regulation is set to replace the existing Act 5159 and will come into effect on October 14th, 2024. The main update included in the regulations are:
Brazil- ANATEL updated the scope of cybersecurity testing for CPE equipment.
ANATEL Act No. 2436, which outlines cybersecurity criteria for evaluating the conformity of CPE (Customer Premises Equipment), took effect on March 10th, 2024. You can see details here ANATEL Act No. 2436, which outlines cybersecurity criteria for evaluating the conformity of CPE (Customer Premises Equipment), took effect on March 10th,
ANATEL Introduces New Act 5155 Setting Testing Requirements for Mobile Phone Chargers
ANATEL, the Brazilian National Telecommunications Agency, has recently announced the implementation of Act 5155, which outlines specific testing requirements for mobile phone chargers. This regulation is set to replace the existing Act 5159 and will come into effect on October 14th, 2024. The main update included in the regulations are:
Brazil- ANATEL updated the scope of cybersecurity testing for CPE equipment.
ANATEL Act No. 2436, which outlines cybersecurity criteria for evaluating the conformity of CPE (Customer Premises Equipment), took effect on March 10th, 2024. You can see details here ANATEL Act No. 2436, which outlines cybersecurity criteria for evaluating the conformity of CPE (Customer Premises Equipment), took effect on March 10th,