Air fryers are increasingly popular in Indonesia, but before entering the market they must undergo K3L Certification (Safety, Security, Health, and Environment). As household electrical appliances, air fryers are subject to mandatory SNI standards, electrical safety testing, EMC testing, and environmental compliance.

Indonesia’s booming personal care market has made electric shavers a household staple—but their safety risks demand strict regulation. To protect consumers, the government requires all shaver devices to obtain K3L Certification (Safety, Security, Health, and Environment) before entering the market.

K3L has two main focuses: protecting workers’ safety and health from workplace accidents and occupational diseases, and protecting the environment from the negative impacts of human activities. One tool that is widely used in the construction, woodworking, and maintenance industries is the electric saw.

Hair dryers are among the products that pose significant safety risks if not properly certified. he K3L certification ensures that hair dryers meet all essential standards to protect users and reduce environmental impact.

Cordless vacuum cleaners must be K3L (Safety, Security, Health, and Environment) certified to ensure that they are safe for consumers to use, do not pose hazards such as electric shock or fire, and meet chemical standards that are not harmful to health.