"All of our products' earthquake resilience test reports, certified by internationally accredited laboratories, will be shared upon request."

 

Our seismic products are protected by a total of 13 technology and component patents.

 

These patents ensure the uniqueness and advanced engineering of our solutions, setting us apart in the field of seismic protection.

Additionally, our products have undergone rigorous seismic resilience testing and have been certified by internationally accredited laboratories, including SESTEC & KOLAS Korea.

 

Our seismic products are compliant with the following standards:

• Telcordia GR 63 5.4.1 Zone 4, capable of withstanding seismic events up to a Richter magnitude of 8.3.

• Turkish Standards Institute (TSE) Standard TSE CLC/TS 50600-2-10.

• International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ILAC MRA) accredited laboratories.​

 

These certifications are a testament to the reliability and effectiveness of our products in protecting valuable information and communication assets from earthquake disasters.​

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Test Reports 

Seismic Isolation Products Testing Reports to the requirements of Telcordia GR-63-CORE Zone 4 standard.
Seismic Isolation Device SP6000 Test Report 
Test report that passed the test with an artificial earthquake wave in accordance with Radio Wave Research Institute Notice No. 2009-3.
Testing institution: Earthquake Disaster Prevention Research Center, Pusan ​​National University
Test Report Issue Number: 2013-K-006
+ KOLAS test report that passed the seismic test method test according to Radio Research Institute notification 2015-14
2016. 05. 03. Completed additional issues.
PNU SesteC Is Qualified to Conduct International Certification Examinations Release Date 2012-05-17 
PNU’s Seismic simulation test Center (SESTEC ) is now qualified to conduct internationally recognized certification examinations related to seismic simulation.

As KOLAS (Korea Laboratory Accreditation Scheme) recently recognized SesteC as an internationally certified test organization, the Center has gained recognition for its seismic simulation testing capability. The Center is now qualified to conduct strict and accurate tests in accordance with the requirements of ISO/IEC 17025 and to issue the results of certification examinations.

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The results of three tests including MIL-STD-167-1A (Department of Defense Test Method Standard, Mechanical Vibrations of Shipboard Equipment Type Ⅰ, Ⅱ), KS R 9144 (seismic tests for train parts) and National Radio Research Agency Announcement No. 2009-3 (Seismic testing of electrical and communications facilities) issued by the Center will be recognized in Korea as well as in 21 countries of APLAC and 52 countries of ILAC. The Center will seek the accreditation of additional standards related to seismic testing in the future.