Pesticide Device Certification
Compliance certification for mechanical pest control devices, electronic repellents, traps, and equipment sold as pesticide devices under FIFRA regulations.
Are Devices Really Regulated?
Yes! Under FIFRA Section 2(h), any instrument or device intended for trapping, destroying, repelling, or mitigating pests is classified as a "pesticide device" and falls under EPA regulations. This includes electronic repellents, ultrasonic devices, mechanical traps, and barrier products.
Many Amazon sellers have their device listings suspended because they lack proper compliance documentation. PCCB certification provides the official verification Amazon requires to maintain your device listings.
Types of Pesticide Devices We Certify
Comprehensive certification for all categories of pest control devices
Electronic Pest Control Devices
Ultrasonic repellents, electromagnetic devices, and electronic pest deterrents that claim to control pests through non-chemical means.
Examples: Ultrasonic rodent repellents, electromagnetic insect controllers, electronic bug zappers
Mechanical Traps & Devices
Physical devices designed to trap, capture, or eliminate pests through mechanical action rather than chemical pesticides.
Examples: Mouse traps, fly traps, sticky boards, live-catch traps, snap traps
Light-Based Pest Control
Devices that use UV light, LED technology, or other light sources to attract and control flying insects and pests.
Examples: Bug zappers, UV fly traps, LED mosquito attractors
Barrier & Exclusion Devices
Physical barriers and exclusion products that prevent pest entry or access without using chemical pesticides.
Examples: Pest netting, bird spikes, rodent-proof vents, exclusion screens
Device Compliance Requirements
What we verify during the certification process
Device Classification
Proper identification as a pesticide device under FIFRA Section 2(h) with clear distinction from chemical pesticides
Performance Claims Validation
Verification that pest control claims are substantiated and don't exceed what's reasonable for the device type
Safety Standards Compliance
Assessment of electrical safety, mechanical hazards, and user safety warnings on device and packaging
Label Requirements
Confirmation that device labeling meets FIFRA requirements including pest targets, use directions, and safety precautions
Get Your Devices Certified Today
Protect your Amazon listings and ensure FIFRA compliance for all your pest control devices.
Questions? Email us at info@pesticideccb.org