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Time:2026-04-20 08:48:42
I. Release Time
Document release: September 2025
Ii. Effective and Compulsory Implementation Time
Starting from January 1, 2026, it will be fully enforced that batteries without SIRIM certification and without the designated safety labels are not allowed to be imported or sold in Malaysia.
Scope of applicable products
Two types of authentication
Validity period: 1 year, subject to annual supervision and review for renewal
Requirements: Factory audit + sampling test if necessary
Certification: Product certification certificate, and the SIRIM certification mark can be used
Applicable: Long-term stable shipment, self-owned factory
Validity period: Only for a single batch, valid once
Requirement: No factory audit is required. Batch-by-batch inspection and sampling testing must be carried out
Certification: Batch qualification certificate. Certification marks are not allowed. Only safety labels should be affixed
Applicable: Foreign trade, temporary batches, and those without a fixed factory
Applicant's request
Local enterprises can apply directly
Overseas enterprises must appoint local companies to apply on their behalf
Core compliance standards
General enforcement
All batteries must pass UN38.3
Portable lithium battery
IEC62133-2/MSIEC62133
LEV light electric vehicle battery
UNR136 / IEC62619 + IEC62660-3 + UN38.3
EV car battery
UNR100 + IEC62660-3 + UN38.3
Fixed energy storage lithium battery
IEC62619/IEC63056
Lead-acid fixed battery
IEC60896 series
Nickel-based portable battery
IEC62133-1/MSIEC62133
Type 5:
The SIRIM certification mark can be printed, with the standard number and certificate number marked
Type 1B:
Certification marks cannot be printed
Both types must
Apply for and affix the SIRIM security label (with QR code and unique serial number)
The labels are clear and distinguishable, and the usage records are retained
Apply to purchase labels through the official website system
Type 5: Document review within 3 days + factory audit + testing → certificate issuance
Type 1B: Document review within 2 days + inspection and testing → Batch certificate issued within 7 days
Safety label: Application → Payment → Collect/Mail within 3 working days
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