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What is the PSE Mark? Essential Tips for Safe Appliances

2025 12/22
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When choosing electrical products, one thing you should pay particular attention to is the presence of the PSE mark.
This mark indicates that a product meets the safety standards established by Japanese law and serves as an essential indicator for choosing safe products.

We will explain, step-by-step, why safety marks are necessary for electrical products, what “conformity” as indicated by the PSE mark specifically means, the benefits for consumers in checking for this mark, its relationship with the Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act, and the potential risks associated with products that lack this mark.

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What you’ll learn in this article!

  • Why electrical products need a safety mark
  • The basics of the PSE mark: The difference between “diamond” and “circle” shapes
  • Common products and how to check for the PSE mark
  • Details and precautions regarding the PSE mark
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Why electrical products need a safety mark

A man troubled by a broken electric kettle and a man happy with a smartphone bearing the PSE mark

Key points of this section!

  • The meaning of the PSE mark
  • Benefits for consumers in checking for the PSE mark
  • Relationship with the Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act
  • Potential risks of products without the mark

While electrical products enrich our lives and make them more convenient, depending on their structure or how they are used, they can potentially cause serious accidents such as fires or electric shocks.
In particular, daily household appliances and electrical devices used for long periods often harbor invisible risks.
To prevent such accidents and ensure that consumers can use products safely, a “safety mark” indicating that the product meets safety standards set by the government is essential.
The PSE mark serves as a vital indicator for this purpose.

The meaning of the PSE mark

Illustration of a PSE mark, electric kettle, AC adapter, and desk lamp

The PSE mark indicates that an electrical product conforms to the technical standards established by Japan’s “Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act.”
PSE is an acronym for “Product Safety Electrical appliance & materials.”

It is important to note that this mark is not a government “certification” based on individual inspection of products; rather, it is a “conformity mark” displayed under the responsibility of the manufacturer or importer, who has carried out the procedures required by law (notification of business, confirmation of conformity to technical standards, inspections, etc.).
In other words, it is proof that the business operator has declared, “This product meets Japan’s safety standards.”

Ms.Gadgets

Does the presence of a PSE mark mean that accidents will absolutely never happen?

Mr.Gadgets

The PSE mark is proof that the product meets the minimum safety standards set by the government, indicating that safety is ensured when used correctly.

The PSE mark is a reliable guideline for choosing safe products.

Benefits for consumers in checking for the PSE mark

A man troubled by a broken boiling pot and a woman feeling reassured looking at her smartphone

The greatest benefit for us as consumers in checking for the PSE mark is that we can identify electrical products with a high level of safety.
Products bearing this mark have cleared safety standards set by Japanese law, so it can be assumed that risks such as fire or electric shock have been reduced.

Especially nowadays, with a wide variety of products sold online, by making a habit of checking for the PSE mark in addition to price and design, you can avoid substandard or dangerous products.
Even in the unlikely event that an accident occurs due to a product, if it is a product with a PSE mark, it is more likely that procedures such as those based on the Product Liability (PL) Act will proceed smoothly.

Relationship with the Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act

Legal book, gavel, and power icon

The PSE mark is operated based on the “Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act.”
The primary purpose of this law is to prevent dangers and obstacles caused by electrical appliances.

The Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act regulates many electrical products sold within Japan (a total of 457 items as of 2023), mandating that manufacturers and importers conform to government-defined safety standards and display the PSE mark.

In other words, the PSE mark is a vital system for guaranteeing the safety of electrical products within the legal framework of the Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act.

Potential risks of products without the mark

Electrical products that are subject to the law but do not display the PSE mark may harbor serious safety risks.
The absence of a PSE mark means that it has not been confirmed whether the product meets Japanese safety standards.

Such products have an increased risk of causing serious accidents such as smoke, fire, or electric shock during use due to design defects or poor component quality.
Furthermore, since these are products for which the business operator has not fulfilled the obligations set by law, you may not be able to receive appropriate compensation in the event of an accident.

Ms.Gadgets

For safety, you should avoid purchasing or using products subject to the law that do not have a PSE mark.

The basics of the PSE mark: The difference between “diamond” and “circle” shapes

Diamond and circular PSE marks

Key points of this section!

  • The diamond PSE mark for “Specified Electrical Appliances”
  • The circular PSE mark for electrical appliances other than “Specified Electrical Appliances”
  • The difference in safety assurance levels by mark

Did you know that there are actually two types of PSE marks you see when choosing electrical products?
The meaning differs depending on the shape of the mark, and understanding that difference is extremely important for choosing safe products.

Here, we will explain in detail the diamond PSE mark indicating Specified Electrical Appliances and the circular PSE mark indicating electrical appliances other than Specified Electrical Appliances.
Furthermore, we will delve into the differences in safety assurance levels, differences in business operator obligations, and differences in displayed information based on the marks.
Please also refer to the comparison table below to see which mark is attached to which type of product.

ItemDiamond PSE MarkCircular PSE Mark
CategorySpecified Electrical AppliancesOther Electrical Appliances
Number of Items116 items341 items
Key FeaturesProducts requiring particularly high safetyWide range of other electrical appliances
Inspection RequirementsConformity inspection by a third-party organization is mandatorySelf-inspection by the business operator
Displayed ContentMark + Business Name + Inspection Organization NameMark + Business Name
Main ExamplesAC adapters, electric water heaters, electric toysMobile batteries, LED bulbs, humidifiers

The shape of the mark indicates the level of safety required for that product and the difference in the obligations that the business operator must fulfill.

The diamond PSE mark for “Specified Electrical Appliances”

Illustration of a drum-type extension cord, power strip, and two hair dryers

Specified Electrical Appliances are electrical appliances that are judged to be particularly likely to cause danger or obstacles based on their structure or usage under the Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act.
These products display the diamond-shaped PSE mark.

There are 116 items subject to this, for example, electric water heaters that may potentially be used without supervision for long periods, electric toys that infants might come into contact with, and the AC adapters for smartphones that we use daily.
Because these are considered to have relatively high risks of electric shock or fire, stricter safety standards are imposed.

ItemDetails
Target ProductsSpecified Electrical Appliances (116 items)
FeaturesProducts considered to have particularly high risk
Main ExamplesAC adapters, power cords, electric water heaters, electric massagers, electric toys
Inspection ObligationConformity inspection by a government-registered inspection organization is mandatory
Display ObligationDiamond PSE mark, notifying business name, registered inspection organization name
Ms.Gadgets

So the AC adapter is diamond-shaped because it requires that much extra caution?

Mr.Gadgets

Yes, because it is a component that plugs directly into an outlet and may be constantly connected to electricity, more stringent standards are applied.

The diamond PSE mark indicates that the product is one where safety is particularly prioritized, having gone through the rigorous process of conformity inspection by a third-party organization.

The circular PSE mark for electrical appliances other than “Specified Electrical Appliances”

Yellow desk lamp, blue digital clock showing 10:10, blue electric fan, check mark

Electrical appliances other than Specified Electrical Appliances refer to the electrical appliances among the 457 items stipulated by the Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act that are not classified as Specified Electrical Appliances (subject to the diamond mark).
These products display the circular PSE mark.

The items subject to this cover a wide range of 341 items, including many electrical products around us.

For example, this includes humidifiers, electric kettles, electric fans, LED bulbs, and mobile batteries (lithium-ion rechargeable batteries) that have become widespread in recent years, which you might be considering purchasing.
Although not to the same extent as Specified Electrical Appliances, these are electrical products that still need to meet safety standards.

ItemDetails
Target ProductsOther Electrical Appliances (341 items)
FeaturesWide range of electrical products not classified as Specified Electrical Appliances
Main ExamplesMobile batteries, LED bulbs/LED lighting fixtures, humidifiers, electric kettles, electric fans, electric blankets
Inspection ObligationConfirmation of conformity to technical standards and self-inspection by the business operator (third-party inspection is not mandatory)
Display ObligationCircular PSE mark, notifying business name
Ms.Gadgets

So the circular mark on my humidifier was correct then?

Mr.Gadgets

That’s right. Most humidifiers are subject to this circular PSE mark, indicating that they meet the safety standards set by the government.

The circular PSE mark indicates that although not classified as a Specified Electrical Appliance, it is a product for which the business operator has independently confirmed safety based on the Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act.

The difference in safety assurance levels by mark

A pair of scales with a power strip and hair dryer on the left, and a desk lamp and electric fan on the right, and a smartphone with a check mark held in hand

The difference between the diamond and circular PSE marks reflects the difference in the strictness of procedures required by law to ensure safety.
While both marks indicate that the standards of the Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act are met, the confirmation process differs.

The biggest difference is that for the diamond mark (Specified Electrical Appliances), in addition to self-inspection, the business operator is required to undergo a “conformity inspection” by a third-party inspection organization registered by the government, and the issuance and storage of that certificate are mandatory.

On the other hand, for the circular mark (Other Electrical Appliances), such third-party inspection is not mandatory, and the business operator is expected to confirm that they comply with the government’s technical standards themselves and conduct self-inspections.

Mark TypeMain Requirements for Safety Assurance Level
Diamond PSECompliance with government technical standards + Conformity inspection by a third-party inspection organization is mandatory
Circular PSECompliance with government technical standards + Self-inspection by the business operator (third-party inspection is optional)

Because of this difference, it can be said that products displaying the diamond PSE mark have reached the market after undergoing more objective and stringent checks.

Ms.Gadgets

It feels more reassuring when there is more information displayed, right?

Mr.Gadgets

Yes, because for products with the diamond mark, you can even tell which inspection organization confirmed the safety, which means they have high traceability.

Checking the information near the PSE mark can provide clues about which category the product falls into and through what process its safety was confirmed.

Common products and how to check for the PSE mark

Key points of this section!

  • PSE mark on AC adapters and chargers
  • Mandatory PSE mark for mobile batteries
  • General household appliances like humidifiers and electric kettles
  • LED lighting fixtures and the PSE mark
  • Examples of electrical products not subject to the PSE mark
  • Where to check for the display on the product itself or packaging
  • Points to note when purchasing online
  • Penalties for violating display obligations

Let’s look at the relationship between the electrical products around us and the PSE mark, citing specific product examples.
It is important to develop the habit of checking whether the PSE mark, which protects our safety, is displayed even on products we use casually every day.
Here, we will explain the handling of the PSE mark for charging-related devices such as AC adapters and mobile batteries, as well as household appliances such as humidifiers and LED lighting.
Furthermore, we will touch upon how to check the packaging, points to note for online shopping, and the penalties in the unlikely event of a violation of display obligations.

PSE mark on AC adapters and chargers

Product information of a black AC adapter: Output 14.5 volts, 6.0 amperes, 87.0 watts, and multiple safety certification marks

AC adapters and chargers, which are essential for charging smartphones and laptops, are in many cases classified as “Specified Electrical Appliances.”
These products play an important role in converting electricity from household outlets into the voltage and current suitable for the device, and particularly high safety is required, considering the risks of heat generation and short circuits during that process.

Mark TypeCategoryObligationDisplay Example
Diamond PSESpecified Electrical AppliancesConformity inspection by a third-party organizationDiamond mark, business name, inspection organization name
Ms.Gadgets

So the mark on the AC adapter is a diamond!

Mr.Gadgets

Yes, in many cases, it is a “Specified Electrical Appliance” whose safety is strictly checked, so the display of the diamond PSE mark and the name of the inspection organization is mandatory.

When choosing a product, check that these three items—the diamond mark, the notifying business name, and the name of the registered inspection organization that performed the conformity inspection—are clearly displayed on the product’s rating plate or similar location.

Mandatory PSE mark for mobile batteries

Back side of a VOLTME Hypercore Go 5K mobile battery, showing wireless charging area and product information

Mobile batteries, which are convenient for charging smartphones, became subject to regulation under the Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act on February 1, 2019, following reports of fire accidents involving internal lithium-ion batteries both in Japan and overseas, and the display of the PSE mark became mandatory.
These are classified as “electrical appliances other than Specified Electrical Appliances” and are subject to the circular PSE mark.

Mark TypeCategoryObligationDisplay Example
Circular PSEOther Electrical AppliancesConfirmation of conformity to technical standards and self-inspection by the business operatorCircular mark, business name
Ms.Gadgets

There is no mark on a mobile battery I bought previously…?

Mr.Gadgets

Products distributed before February 1, 2019, did not have a display obligation. However, for safety, when purchasing now, be sure to choose one with a circular PSE mark.

For mobile batteries manufactured or imported after the regulation enforcement date, the display of the circular PSE mark and the notifying business name is essential.
Please be sure to check when purchasing.

General household appliances like humidifiers and electric kettles

A woman observing an electric kettle with a magnifying glass

Many general household appliances, such as humidifiers that are useful in dry seasons, electric kettles for boiling water, and electric fans, are also subject to regulation under the Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act.
Most of these are classified as “electrical appliances other than Specified Electrical Appliances” and require the display of the circular PSE mark.

Mark TypeCategoryObligationDisplay Example
Circular PSEOther Electrical AppliancesConfirmation of conformity to technical standards and self-inspection by the business operatorCircular mark, business name
Ms.Gadgets

I am looking for a humidifier; is it safe if it has a circular mark?

Mr.Gadgets

Yes, the circular PSE mark is proof that it meets the safety standards set by the government. Choose a product that displays the mark and the business name.

When purchasing these home appliances, checking whether the circular PSE mark and the notifying business name are displayed on the product itself or on the packaging is the first step in choosing a safe product.

LED lighting fixtures and the PSE mark

A young woman reading text with a magnifying glass, LED bulb box, ceiling light, and desk lamp

Many energy-saving, long-life LED lighting fixtures are also subject to the circular PSE mark as “electrical appliances other than Specified Electrical Appliances.”
This applies to products such as bulb-type LED lamps and LED desk lamps of the type that connect to an outlet used commonly at home.
However, some linear LED lamps that require installation work by an electrical contractor may be exempt.

Mark TypeCategoryTarget ExamplesNon-Target Examples
Circular PSEOther Electrical AppliancesLED bulbs, LED stands with outletsSome linear LED lamps requiring installation work
Ms.Gadgets

So it doesn’t mean everything that is an LED has a mark?

Mr.Gadgets

That’s right. In particular, some commercial products that require specialized installation work may be exempt. Check the specifications before purchasing.

We recommend checking that the circular PSE mark and business name are displayed when choosing LED bulbs or lighting fixtures for use at home.

Examples of electrical products not subject to the PSE mark

The Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act covers a variety of electrical products, but not all electrical products are subject to regulation.

For example, PC main units, monitors, remote controls (battery-powered) that are accessories to televisions, and some small electronic devices that draw power from USB ports (those meeting specific conditions such as extremely low rated voltage or simple structure) are considered exempt from the Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act.

Examples of Exempt ProductsReason/Notes
PC main units, monitorsMay be subject to other standards or laws (e.g., VCCI, Radio Law)
TV remote controlsUsually battery-operated and not directly connected to AC power
Some USB-powered devicesIf the rated voltage or structure does not correspond to the standards set by the Act
Devices not using an AC adapterE.g., battery-only toys (though some electric toys are subject)
Ms.Gadgets

Are all things that run on USB exempt?

Mr.Gadgets

No. Even with a USB connection, if, for example, an AC adapter for charging is included, that AC adapter is subject to the diamond PSE mark. Also, mobile batteries themselves are subject to the circular PSE mark, even if they charge via USB.

Since the judgment of whether it is subject to the law or exempt depends on the product’s specifications, it is safest to check the manufacturer’s product information or the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) website if you are unsure.

Where to check for the display on the product itself or packaging

A troubled man checking for a power outlet mark on a laptop screen with a magnifying glass

The PSE mark and the notifying business name are important clues for us consumers to check the safety of products.
These displays can usually be checked on a sticker called a rating plate attached to the back or side of the product, or by an engraving on the main unit.

They may also be displayed on the packaging (box) that contained the product.

Ms.Gadgets

It’s hard to find the mark on small products…

Mr.Gadgets

That’s true. Especially for small products like AC adapters, the display can be small. Be sure to check it thoroughly when purchasing or before using it so as not to miss it.

If you cannot find the PSE mark or the business name, we recommend refraining from use, as the safety of that product cannot be confirmed, or inquiring with the retailer or manufacturer before purchasing.

Points to note when purchasing online

Since you cannot directly pick up and check products before purchasing on online shopping sites, you need to carefully check for the presence of the PSE mark.
Choose a reliable sales site and be sure to check whether phrases such as “PSE mark acquired” or “Compliant with the Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act” or an image of the PSE mark itself are displayed on the product description page or in the posted product images.

Check PointNotes
Description/ImagesPresence of PSE mark (diamond/circle) and notifying business name in text or images
PriceConsider that products extremely cheap compared to market prices may not meet safety standards or could be imitations
Sales Operator InfoCheck if the sales operator is reliable, with clear contact information and location
Unknown pointsInquire with the seller about the presence or details of the PSE mark before proceeding with the purchase
Ms.Gadgets

I’m anxious about whether the display is really there when it’s online…

Mr.Gadgets

Cases have been reported where there is a description but the delivered product does not have the display. After the product arrives, be sure to check the actual item, and if there is no display or it is unclear, contact the store immediately.

Referring to reviews or choosing products from manufacturers that have authorized distributors in Japan can also lead to choosing safe products.

Penalties for violating display obligations

A man in a suit showing a warning document to a man confused with a smartphone

To ensure the safety of electrical products, the Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act mandates that business operators display the PSE mark on subject products, and strict penalties are established for violations.
If Specified Electrical Appliances or other electrical appliances are manufactured, imported, or sold in Japan without displaying the PSE mark, in addition to being subject to sales suspension orders or product recall orders from the government, the violating business operator may be subject to imprisonment of up to one year or a fine of up to 1 million yen, or both (in the case of a corporation, a fine of up to 100 million yen).

ViolationPenalties/Measures
Manufacturing/Importing/Selling subject products without PSE markSales suspension order, product recall order, imprisonment (up to 1 year), fine (individual: up to 1 million yen, corporation: up to 100 million yen)
Ms.Gadgets

There are such heavy penalties!

Mr.Gadgets

Yes, that is how important ensuring the safety of electrical products is considered. These penalty provisions are intended to encourage business operators to comply with the law and to exclude dangerous products from the market.

Us consumers checking for the PSE mark also leads to choosing reliable business operators that comply with the law and provide products with safety in mind.

PSE mark-related precautions

Key points of this section!

  • Relationship with overseas safety certification marks
  • How to deal with cases where the mark cannot be found
  • Points for choosing electrical products with peace of mind

Relationship with overseas safety certification marks

A man checking various international safety standard marks like CE, UL, FC, U with a magnifying glass over a globe

When looking at electrical products, you may see various marks other than the PSE mark.
Particularly famous ones include the CE mark used in Europe and the UL mark, which is an American safety standard.
These indicate that the product meets safety standards in their respective countries or regions.

However, what requires caution is that even if these overseas safety certification marks are attached, it does not necessarily mean that they meet the standards of Japan’s Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act.
To sell electrical products subject to the Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act within Japan, it is legally mandated to undergo procedures based on Japanese law and to display the PSE mark.

Mark TypeMain Region/CountryBasis Law/StandardEffect in Japan
PSE MarkJapanElectrical Appliance and Material Safety ActMandatory for domestic sale of subject products
CE MarkEU member states, etc.EU DirectivesCannot be sold in Japan with this alone (PSE mark separately required)
UL MarkUnited StatesUL Standard (Underwriters Laboratories Inc.)Cannot be sold in Japan with this alone (PSE mark separately required)
Ms.Gadgets

It’s safe if it has a famous overseas mark, right?

Mr.Gadgets

Unfortunately, you must have the PSE mark in Japan.

Therefore, when purchasing imports from overseas, in particular, it is most important for choosing a safe product to always confirm whether the PSE mark is displayed, regardless of the presence of CE or UL marks.

How to deal with cases where the mark cannot be found

A man troubled by machine operation in front of a phone information board

What should you do if the PSE mark cannot be found even though the product should be subject to the Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act?
It makes you anxious whether it’s okay to use it as-is, right?

First, what we would like you to try is to check every corner of the product and packaging again.
The PSE mark might be displayed on the back or side of the product, the base of the power cord, the AC adapter unit, or in the instruction manual or outer box.
Displays can be small, especially on small products.

If you still cannot find the mark, it is unclear whether that product meets Japanese safety standards, and its safety is not guaranteed.
In such cases, we strongly recommend refraining from using it.

Ms.Gadgets

It is dangerous to easily use a product whose safety cannot be confirmed just because the price is low or you like the design.

Mr.Gadgets

If you are anxious or cannot get an appropriate response from the business operator, we recommend consulting the nearest consumer affairs center, the METI window, or the National Consumer Affairs Center of Japan (Consumer Hotline “188”).

Points for choosing electrical products with peace of mind

A man in orange clothes holding a smartphone and electric kettle, with three green check marks displayed

We have looked at various information regarding the PSE mark, and finally, we will summarize the specific points for choosing electrical products with peace of mind.
Since these are things we use in our daily lives, we want to pay particular attention to safety, right?

The most important thing is to check whether the PSE mark is displayed before purchasing.

In addition, it is also important to purchase from a reliable retailer.
Caution is required for products with extremely low prices or products of unknown origin.
If you use online shopping, it is also a good idea to check whether there is a description regarding the PSE mark in the product description and whether the sales source information is clear.

Mr.Gadgets

Be careful with manufacturers you don’t know well just because they are written as “Reiwa Latest Edition”!

Ms.Gadgets

You can’t be at ease just because it’s ranked high on Amazon…

Check ItemVerification Content
Presence of PSE MarkIs the diamond or circular PSE mark displayed on the product or packaging?
Display of Notifying Business NameIs the name of the business that manufactured or imported the product listed near the PSE mark?
(If diamond) Inspection Org NameIs the name of the registered inspection organization listed near the diamond PSE mark?
Reliability of SellerAre you purchasing from a reliable seller, whether it’s a physical store or an online shop?
Confirmation of Product InfoEspecially for online shopping, check the product description for mentions of the PSE mark, specifications, reviews, etc.

The PSE mark is an important indicator for choosing safe electrical products.
By correctly understanding the meaning of this mark and developing the habit of checking it at the time of purchase, you will reduce the risk of accidents caused by electrical products and protect the safety of yourself and your family.
Acquire the correct knowledge and choose products safely.

Thank you for reading until the end!

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This article was originally written in Japanese and has been translated.

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