SAA is the abbreviation of Standards Australia, Australia's standards-setting body. In 1999, the association was changed to a limited company, called Standards Australia International Limited, or SAI for short. SAI is an independent joint-stock company with no direct relationship with the government. We often refer to Australian certification as SAA certification. In fact, SAA is only a standard-setting body and does not issue product certification certificates.
SAA does not have a fixed mark. It is represented by the certificate number. After a nationally recognized laboratory institution issues a certificate, it is marked with the company's abbreviation and registration number as a "safety label". The certification number needs to be printed on the label.
Electrical products exported to Australia must comply with electrical safety and electromagnetic compatibility standards. If the requirements are not met, the product will be withheld or confiscated.
