Arcade machines must meet specific safety certifications to operate legally in different markets. These certifications ensure the machines are safe for public use and comply with regional regulations. Here’s a breakdown of key requirements:

1. North America (USA & Canada)

- UL Certification (Underwriters Laboratories): Ensures electrical safety.

- FCC Compliance: Regulates electromagnetic interference.

- CSA Group Certification (Canada): Similar to UL, required for Canadian markets.

2. European Union (EU)

- CE Marking: Indicates compliance with EU safety, health, and environmental standards.

- EN 60950-1: Covers electrical safety for IT equipment, including arcade machines.

3. Japan

- PSE Mark (Product Safety Electrical Appliance & Material): Mandatory for electrical products.

- JIS Compliance: Ensures adherence to Japanese Industrial Standards.

4. Australia & New Zealand

- RCM Mark (Regulatory Compliance Mark): Combines electrical safety and EMC requirements.

5. China

- CCC Certification (China Compulsory Certification): Required for electrical products sold in China.

Understanding these certifications helps manufacturers and operators navigate global markets while ensuring safety and compliance. Always check local regulations for updates or additional requirements.