UGREEN Strengthens Charging Safety Standards through Partnership with ATL and Support for New Power Bank Standards
Singapore, (ANTARA/PRNewswire) - UGREEN, a leading global consumer technology brand, has established a strategic partnership with Amperex Technology Limited (ATL) and is involved in drafting new technical standards in China for power bank product safety, specifically GB 47372-2026. Through supply chain collaboration and active participation in industry standard formulation, UGREEN aims to enhance the safety, reliability, and long-term quality of portable power devices.
Partnering with ATL to Enhance Battery Safety
To strengthen its upstream supply chain, UGREEN is collaborating with ATL, one of the world’s leading lithium-ion battery manufacturers. This collaboration ensures the use of high-quality battery cells that meet the latest standards. By combining ATL’s battery cell technology with Upreg’s system engineering capabilities, the partnership targets improvements in the consistency, reliability, and safety of portable power products.
Contributing to the Drafting of New Safety Standards
UGREEN is participating in the drafting of the GB 47372-2026 technical standard for power bank safety in China. Through this initiative, UGREEN contributes its industry expertise and input regarding product safety and reliability aspects.
To support high safety standards in its products, UGREEN implements a structured safety system comprising five key components:
Traceability system: Supported by a Manufacturing Execution System (MES), UGREEN performs digital tracking, including parameter monitoring, process validation, and production output management.
Automated manufacturing: Key processes such as battery cell matching, welding, dispensing, and testing are automated to maintain consistency and minimise human error.
Unique product serialisation: Each product is equipped with a tracking code containing information on production date, factory location, and battery cell specifications.
Battery cell testing: Rigorous testing methods, including nail penetration, lithium plating, and pressure tests, comply with the GB 47372-2026 standard.
Monitoring and warning system: An instantaneous monitoring system tracks battery cell performance, records anomalies, and supports analysis throughout the product life cycle.
As safety standards for charging equipment evolve, UGREEN remains committed to continuously improving product safety through technological innovation, supply chain collaboration, and strict quality management. UGREEN also strives to provide a safer and more reliable user experience for consumers worldwide.