Ki tooling and certification
Meet certification requirements first time. Get to market sooner.
Any organisations who develop Ki-enabled cordless kitchen appliances must meet a list of strict compliance and performance requirements set by the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC).
Our Ki certification and tooling services support manufacturers through the development and pre-certification phases, allowing early validation and checks, less rework and faster compliance approval – so your products get to market sooner.
End-to-end Ki tooling and certification support – from early design validation to WPC-recognised testing.
As the only WPC-certified Ki tooling provider, we combine certified test tooling with licensing and certification support, enabling manufacturers to validate and certify high-power cordless kitchen appliances faster, and with complete confidence.
The launch of Ki tools by Resillion is a major step toward making cordless kitchens a reality. This will give kitchen appliance makers the testing and development support they need to bring interoperable, consumer-ready products to market.
Ki certification and tooling services help you to:
Get to certification faster
Validate Ki conformance earlier in your development lifecycle
Avoid costly rework
Spot thermal, power and protocol issues before your final design freeze
Support high power appliances with confidence
Validate performance up to 2200 W
Reduce interoperability risk
Test against authorised Ki reference implementations
Shift quality left
Start Ki testing during requirements and design, not at the end. You can run pre-compliance tests in-house to save the cost of failed certifications.
Improve engineering efficiency
Access real-time data, logging, and actionable insights as you test
Why Resillion
Ki Test Power Transmitter features
- Single integrated Power Transmitter (PTx) unit
- Standalone Ki cooktop operation and variants
- Ki power delivery from 0 to 2200 W
- USB debugging and logging interface
- LED interface for PTx and PRx status
- Manual control of PTx settings
- Realtime data output for transmitter and inverter settings
Ki Test Power Receiver features
- Two device setup: Reference Receiver Device (RRD) and TPR Receiver Load
- Operates by placing RRD on the transmitter under development
- Ki power load from 0 to 2200 W
- USB debugging and logging interfaces
- Manual control of load levels
- LED interface for PTx and PRx status
- Realtime data output including: Ki protocol behaviour and power measurement
- 7 TPR versions available to represent different types of receiver devices
Not convinced yet? Here’s what you risk without it
Without authorised Ki development tooling, you might encounter:
- late-stage certification failures
- expensive redesigns due to thermal or power issues
- limited visibility into real world Ki behaviour
- delays caused by interoperability defects
- increased time and cost to market