PSE
1.Incoming material inspection: conduct a comprehensive inspection of the incoming raw materials and components of the power strip to ensure that it meets the specifications and standards set by the customer. This includes checking materials such as plastic, metal and copper wire.
2.Process inspection: During the manufacturing process, the cables are inspected regularly to ensure that the production conforms to the agreed specifications and standards. This includes checking the assembly process, electrical and structural testing, and ensuring safety standards are maintained throughout the manufacturing process.
3.Final inspection: After the manufacturing process is complete, each power strip is thoroughly inspected to ensure it meets the safety standards and specifications set by the customer. This includes checking dimensions, electrical ratings and safety labels required for safety.
4.Performance test: The power board has undergone a performance test to ensure its normal operation and compliance with electrical safety requirements. This includes testing temperature, voltage drop, leakage current, grounding, drop test, etc.
5.Sample test: Carry out a sample test on the power strip to verify its carrying capacity and other electrical characteristics. Testing includes functionality, durability and hardness testing.
6.Certification: If the power strip has passed all the quality control processes and meets the specifications and standards set by the customer, then it can be certified for distribution and further sold in the market.
These steps ensure that power strips are manufactured and inspected under strict quality control measures, resulting in a safe, reliable and efficient product.