Do all manufacturers produce products that strictly comply with IEC safety standards?

Not all manufacturers produce products that strictly comply with IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) safety standards. While many reputable manufacturers do strive to meet these standards in order to ensure safety, reliability, and to affirm product quality across international markets, there are numerous smaller companies or those in developing regions that may not adhere strictly to these regulations.

Compliance can depend on various factors, including the market demand for safety standards, regulatory requirements in different countries, and the specific target audience of the products. Companies focused on cost minimization may prioritize lower production costs over strict adherence to safety standards. Additionally, certain regions or industries may have different requirements or less stringent regulations, leading to variations in compliance among manufacturers. This differentiation reinforces the importance of verifying product safety certifications and ultimately choosing products that are certified for use according to relevant safety standards.