Arcade machines must meet specific safety certifications to ensure they are safe for public use and comply with legal standards. The most important certifications include:

1. UL Certification – Issued by Underwriters Laboratories, this certification ensures the electrical components of arcade machines meet rigorous safety standards to prevent fire and electrical hazards.

2. CE Marking – Required in the European Union, this certification confirms that the arcade machine complies with health, safety, and environmental protection standards.

3. FCC Compliance – In the U.S., arcade machines must meet Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations to avoid electromagnetic interference with other devices.

4. RoHS Compliance – Restricts the use of hazardous materials like lead and mercury in arcade machine components, ensuring environmental safety.

5. Local Safety Regulations – Depending on the region, additional certifications may be required, such as the UKCA mark in the UK or the CCC mark in China.

Ensuring your arcade machine has these certifications not only guarantees safety but also avoids legal penalties and enhances customer trust. Always verify compliance before purchasing or operating an arcade machine.