National Standards for Smart Home Appliances Approved and Released by the State Administration for Market Regulation, Set to Take Effect in May Next Year

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The State Administration for Market Regulation has given its seal of approval and officially issued two national standards pertaining to smart home appliances. These are: "Technical Requirements and Evaluation for the Intelligence of Smart Home Appliances - Part 1: General Requirements" and "Application Scenarios for Smart Home Appliances - Part 1: General Requirements". Slated for official implementation on May 1, 2026, these two standards meticulously outline the technical prerequisites for smart home appliances across two pivotal dimensions: "intelligent capabilities" and "scenario effectiveness". They serve as a comprehensive guide for enterprises during the research, development, and production phases, while also simplifying the selection and utilization process for consumers.

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