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With the popularity of smart homes, Lifting Columns have gradually become the core functional components of modern families, and are widely used from lifting TV cabinets to hidden storage systems. However, since Lifting Columns involve mechanical motion and electrical control, the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has formulated strict specifications for their safety. This article deeply analyzes core safety standards such as ISO 13849 and IEC 60204 applicable to home scenarios, helping users choose compliant products and avoid potential risks.

I. Why must home Lifting Columns comply with international safety standards? (H2 Title)

1.1 Special Security Requirements in Home Scenarios (H3 subheadings)

Anti-pinching design: Lifting speed ≤10mm/s(as required by ISO 12100)

Silent operation: Noise in night mode <40 decibels (IEC 60704 standard)

Sudden power failure protection: UPS backup power supply configuration plan

1.2 International Certification and Insurance Relevance (H3 Subheadings)

Products that have passed CE certification can reduce the household accident rate by 80% (EU statistics)

Analysis of Insurance Rejection Cases When Property Losses are Caused by Uncertified Equipment

Ii. Analysis of Core Security Standards in Lifting Columns (H2 Title)

2.1 Mechanical Safety Standard ISO 13849-1(Subheading H3)

A mandatory requirement for performance grade PLr≥c

An example of anti-failure design for dual-loop sensors

2.2 Electrical Safety Standard IEC 60204-1(Subheading H3)

The necessity of a waterproof rating of IP54 in kitchen/bathroom Settings

Installation position specification of Emergency Stop Button (80-120cm from the ground)

Iii. Home User Selection and Usage Guide (H2 Title)

3.1 Four Key Points for Identifying Compliant Products (H3 subheadings)

Check the third-party test report number

Confirm the automatic power-off function when the motor overheats

Test the sensitivity of rebound against pressure and obstruction

Verify the warranty period and the after-sales response speed