The reporter learned today that the General Administration of Market Regulation approved the publication of the national standard “Quality and Safety Risk Classification and Evaluation Guidelines for Smart Household Appliances”, which will be implemented on February 1, 2027. The standard establishes basic principles, evaluation indicators and evaluation methods for risk classification and evaluation of smart household appliances, helps resolve the hidden dangers of traditional physical security and novel information security, and promotes standardized and high-quality development of the smart home appliance industry. In response to the current state of the industry where smart home appliances have both the hardware risks of traditional appliances and the new risks of networked digitalization, the standard mainly stipulates three aspects. The first is to delineate four categories of safety risks. Smart home appliance quality and safety risks are divided into four categories: electrical safety, functional safety, information security, and data and privacy protection. They not only cover physical hazards of traditional home appliances such as electric leaks, fire, mechanical damage, and temperature control failure, but also add digital risks such as network intrusion, system bugs, user privacy leaks, and illegal data reading by third parties to protect the safety of consumers' personal, property and personal information in all aspects. The second is to achieve comprehensive quantitative research and judgment on product risks. Establish a comprehensive evaluation framework that takes into account the safety attributes of the product itself, industry regulatory compliance data, and consumers' actual usage experience. It not only clarifies the actual measurement and assessment content of product hardware, control systems, network transmission, etc., but also incorporates public feedback such as e-commerce evaluations and safety public opinion to make product safety evaluations more objective and comprehensive. The third is to unify the assessment process and risk classification mechanism. Formulate a complete and implementable closed-loop evaluation process, supporting a variety of evaluation methods suitable for different categories of household appliances, and classifying A, B, C, and D levels according to the level of risk. Home appliance companies can investigate hidden product hazards in advance, optimize design and upgrade firmware for high-risk problems, and achieve early identification and early treatment of safety risks.
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The reporter learned today that the General Administration of Market Regulation approved the publication of the national standard “Quality and Safety Risk Classification and Evaluation Guidelines for Smart Household Appliances”, which will be implemented on February 1, 2027. The standard establishes basic principles, evaluation indicators and evaluation methods for risk classification and evaluation of smart household appliances, helps resolve the hidden dangers of traditional physical security and novel information security, and promotes standardized and high-quality development of the smart home appliance industry. In response to the current state of the industry where smart home appliances have both the hardware risks of traditional appliances and the new risks of networked digitalization, the standard mainly stipulates three aspects. The first is to delineate four categories of safety risks. Smart home appliance quality and safety risks are divided into four categories: electrical safety, functional safety, information security, and data and privacy protection. They not only cover physical hazards of traditional home appliances such as electric leaks, fire, mechanical damage, and temperature control failure, but also add digital risks such as network intrusion, system bugs, user privacy leaks, and illegal data reading by third parties to protect the safety of consumers' personal, property and personal information in all aspects. The second is to achieve comprehensive quantitative research and judgment on product risks. Establish a comprehensive evaluation framework that takes into account the safety attributes of the product itself, industry regulatory compliance data, and consumers' actual usage experience. It not only clarifies the actual measurement and assessment content of product hardware, control systems, network transmission, etc., but also incorporates public feedback such as e-commerce evaluations and safety public opinion to make product safety evaluations more objective and comprehensive. The third is to unify the assessment process and risk classification mechanism. Formulate a complete and implementable closed-loop evaluation process, supporting a variety of evaluation methods suitable for different categories of household appliances, and classifying A, B, C, and D levels according to the level of risk. Home appliance companies can investigate hidden product hazards in advance, optimize design and upgrade firmware for high-risk problems, and achieve early identification and early treatment of safety risks.
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