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Market Access Requirements for Australia and New Zealand

Learn how to navigate regulatory requirements in Australia and New Zealand for appliances, HVAC/R, components and lighting products.
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In this on-demand webinar, UL Solutions expert Vergil Magsino discusses market access requirements for appliance, HVAC/R, component and lighting manufacturers in Australia and New Zealand.

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You’ll gain an overview of the regulatory landscape and how mandatory requirements are structured around four main topics:

  • Safety – Regulations for gas and electrical products covering household and commercial products such as appliances, heaters, water heaters, barbecues, luminaires and dryers.
  • Radio, EMC and connectivity – Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) regulations in Australia and Radio Spectrum Management (RSM) regulations in New Zealand. Learn how radio and non-radio requirements differ and how to compile a single declaration of conformity applicable to both markets.
  • Resource efficiency – Mandatory energy-efficiency requirements, including Greenhouse and Energy Minimum Standards (GEMS) in Australia and Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (EECA) requirements in New Zealand, covering products such as air-conditioning units, refrigerators, televisions and motors. Learn the differences between Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards (WELS) and WaterMark requirements.
  • Chemicals and environment – Food safety requirements for materials that come into contact with food, with compliance demonstrated through chemical testing rather than certification marks.

Learn how UL Solutions can support your compliance journey across Australia and New Zealand and how you can benefit from global regulatory expertise supported by the Global Compliance Management (GCM) platform.