IEC standards

IEC standards are internationally recognized guidelines created by the International Electrotechnical Commission to ensure the safety, reliability, and efficiency of electrical and electronic products and systems. They set technical rules for designing, manufacturing, and testing equipment, helping different devices work together safely across countries. These standards promote consistency, quality, and innovation in technology, making it easier for manufacturers to develop compatible products and for consumers to trust their safety and performance. Essentially, IEC standards help ensure that electrical devices are safe, effective, and interoperable worldwide.