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Korean Agency for Technology and Standards (국가기술표준원, KATS)

Jurisdiction: South Korea

kats.go.kr

KATS — 국가기술표준원, the Korean Agency for Technology and Standards — publishes South Korea's domestic recalls (국내리콜) through its 제품안전정보센터, the Product Safety Information Centre at safetykorea.kr. A Korean recall proclamation is richer than most: it states the item name, model, brand, the business, the certification number, the measured defect together with the test value and the limit it exceeded, the hazard that follows, and what the owner should do. Its remit is products requiring KC certification under Korea's Electrical Appliances and Consumer Products Safety Control Act; Korean vehicle and marine safety sit with other ministries entirely.

No notice from Korea’s Agency for Technology and Standards is published here. That is a statement about our work and not about theirs: it means nothing they have published has both matched this catalogue’s subject — golf carts and the batteries, chargers, motors and controllers they run on — and been read and decided by a person. Their own record is the complete one, and their own search is linked below.

Korea's register is in Korean and our English rendering sits beneath the original, labelled as ours and never as the regulator's words. Two of KATS's own tabs are deliberately not read: their digest of other countries' recalls, and their testing of goods bought from foreign websites. Neither is a Korean regulatory action, and ingesting the first would publish Korea as the authority for another country's recall.

Check the source yourself

Anything absent from this site is absent from our records, which is not the same as absent from the regulator’s. Search Korea’s Agency for Technology and Standards directly:

safetykorea.kr/recall/recallBoard

Using this regulator’s data

Licence
None published. We looked, on the date below, and found nothing granting reuse.
What their terms permit
Reproducing their words: not statedEditing them: not statedCommercial use: not statedTheir logo: not stated
Their terms
safetykorea.kr
Terms last read
September 23, 2026

Korea’s Agency for Technology and Standards publish no terms about reusing what they put out — we looked, on the date shown above, and found none. That is not permission and we do not treat it as permission. Where a notice of theirs is quoted on this site it is marked as theirs, it is attributed to them, and their own address is printed beside it so you can read the notice at the source.

No reuse terms found, after reading the footers and policy pages of both hosts on 23 September 2026: safetykorea.kr, where the recalls are published, and kats.go.kr, the Agency's own site. Neither offers a 저작권 정책 (copyright policy) page, neither carries a 공공누리 (KOGL) licence mark on the recall board or on a notice, and KATS's 공공데이터개방 page states who their open-data officer is without naming any licence. The only statement either site makes about its own rights is the footer, identical on both: "COPYRIGHT 2014 KATS. ALL RIGHT RESERVED." (our translation of the intent is unnecessary — it is printed in English). That is a reservation, not a grant and not a refusal, so every permission here stays UNKNOWN. No Korean notice has reached this catalogue yet, so nothing of theirs is reproduced on any page today — and this record exists so that whoever publishes the first one knows what was and was not found before they do.

This page indexes recalls and safety alerts Korea’s Agency for Technology and Standards has published that we have ingested from its own official source. It is not the regulator’s own site; their address is printed above and their own search is linked, and theirs is the authoritative record.

Recalls in our database

Every notice we publish from South Korea

None from Korea’s Agency for Technology and Standards.