International Organization forStandardization

Iso8124-1:2000 safety of toys - Part 1:Safety requirements related to mechanical and physical properties

Iso8124-2:1994 safety of toys - Part 2:flame retardant test

Iso8124-3:1997 safety of toys - Part 3:transfer of certain elements

Iso8098:1989 + amdt1:1992 safetyrequirements for children's bicycles

Australia

As1647.1-1990 safety requirements forchildren's toys Part 1: General requirements

As1647.2-1992 + admt.1-1995 safetyrequirements for children's toys Part 2: structural requirements

As1647.3-1995 safety requirements forchildren's toys Part 3: toxicity requirements

As1647.4-1980 safety requirements forchildren's toys Part 4: flame retardant requirements

As1990-1991 safety requirements forfloating toys and swimming aids for children

Brazil

Regulation No. 369 requires toys to betested for toxicity. Toys including powder, paste, glue or liquid componentsmust meet the requirements of OECD guideline No. 423 / 2001 on chemical testingor relevant standards. The regulation clearly prohibits the use of tracephthalates in toys. In particular, toys made of vinyl plastics shall notcontain more than 0.1% of DEHP, DBP or BBP. At the same time, toys for childrenunder three years old that can be put into the mouth are also prohibited tocontain DINP, DIDP or DOP with a concentration of more than 0.1%.

Nbr11786 / 1998 toy safety

Canada

C.r.c., c.931 dangerous products (toys) Act

U.S.A

Cpsc16cfrpart1000toend federal consumerproduct safety act

Astmf963-96a toy safety

Ansiz315.1-1996 safety requirements fortricycles

ANSI / ul696 safety of electric toys

New Zealand

Nzs5820:1982 + amendment No.1 + copr1 toy safetyrequirements

Nzs5822:199prevention of swallowing andsuffocation of toys for children under 23 years old

South Africa

Sabsiso8124-1:2000 safety of toys - Part 1:Safety requirements related to mechanical and physical properties

Sabsiso8124-2:2000 safety of toys - Part 2:flame retardant

Sabsiso8124-3:2000 safety of toys - Part 3:transfer of certain elements

European Union

New toy safety directive 2009 / 48 / EC

En71part1 mechanical and physicalperformance test

En71part2 flammability test

Content test of 38 toxic metal elements inen71part

En71part4 Chemical Experiment Toy

En71part5 non experimental chemical toys

Graphic symbol of warning label foren71part6 age group

En71part7 paint

En71part9 General requirements for organiccompounds

En71part10 sample preparation andextraction

En71part11 methods for analysis of organiccompounds toy safety directive 88 / 378 / EEC

Additional test standard for electric toysEN62115

This standard includes all electric toysand also applies to electric construction sets,

Electric functional toys or experimentalsets

The main test contents of EN62115 include:mark and description, input power,

Temperature rise and abnormal operation,electrical strength, mechanical strength, structure, wires, screws andcomponents, creepage distance

And electrical clearance, fire, heat, toxicand similar hazards, etc

EMC Directive 2004 / 108 / EEC

For electric toys, relevant standards ofelectromagnetic compatibility shall also be met, including:

Electromagnetic radiation (EMI):en5502en55014-1en61000-3-2 / 3

Electromagnetic immunity (EMS): en55014-2

Radio and communication terminal equipmentR & TTE instruction

For wireless remote-controlled toys, suchas toy remote-controlled cars, aircraft models, etc., RF, EMC and safety testshall be conducted according to R & TTE instructions

Cadmium directive test and azo dye test

The photobiosafety of en62471 lamp and lampsystem, the part of en60825 about LED will be completely invalid on September1, 2010

China

Gb6675-86 safety requirements for toys

Gb9832-93 quality and safety of plush andcloth toys

Gb5296.5-96 toy identification and instructions

Gb14746-93 safety requirements forchildren's bicycles

Gb14747-93 safety requirements fortricycles for children

Gb14748-93 safety requirements forchildren's carts

Gb14749-93 safety requirements for babywalkers

Gb13472-92bmx safety requirements forchildren's bicycles

Hong Kong

Safety requirements for toys and children'sproducts

Japan

Japanese toy association standard toysafety Part 1: physical and mechanical properties

Part 2: flame retardancy

Part 3: chemical properties

Malaysia

Msen71part1:1995 safety of toys - Part 1:physical and mechanical properties

Msiso8124-2:1999 safety of toys - Part 2:flame retardancy

Msen71part3:1998 safety of toys - Part 3:transfer of certain elements

Msen71part4:1998 safety of toys - Part 4:test apparatus for chemistry and related activities

Msen71part5:1998 safety of toys - Part 5:Chemical toys (excluding test devices)