Ride-on compliance looks intimidating but follows a clear map. This guide covers the three most requested standards for electric ride-on toys.
UE: EN71 + EN62115
For the European market, EN71 covers physical and mechanical safety while EN62115 specifically covers electric toys. Both are commonly part of a CE declaration for ride-ons.
EE. UU.: ASTM F963 + CPSC
The EE. UU. applies ASTM F963 with additional CPSC requirements including tracking labels and third-party testing for children's products. Batteries and charging systems fall under additional UL or IEC scrutiny.
- UE: CE, EN71, EN62115
- EE. UU.: ASTM F963, CPSC, tracking labels
- Global: RoHS for materials
Documents to Request
Ask for the test report with model number, the factory's certificate copies, and a declaration of conformity. If a supplier hesitates on any of the three, treat it as a red flag.
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