Before selling any electrical and electronic equipment in Europe, the product must carry a CE mark.
Electrical and electronic products likely need to conform with a number of legislation, such as the EMC directive, Low Voltage Directive (depending on the voltage) and RoHS. In some cases, when the product includes radio transmitters or receivers (Radio Equipment Directive), the safety requirements of the LVD apply regardless of the voltage range. The Certify & Comply experts will work with you through the CE marking process.
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Only products that fall under a CE marking directive are allowed to be CE marked. However, if they do, the CE mark is mandatory. In addition, products that do need a CE mark may require additional certifications.
Contact us if you are uncertain about CE marking for your electrical product.
From wireless devices to battery chargers, there is a wide variety of products that must comply. Electrical and electronic products must pass compliance testing. Use our network of certified laboratories to test all your electrical and electronic products.
The best place to start the CE marking process is during the product’s design phase. Hire our experts to assist during the design phase. They will reduce the overall time to complete the compliance requirements for CE marking. You will avoid costly delays and retrofitting caused by non-compliant design issues.
When selling products within the EU, it’s important to understand which CE marking requirements apply. A common question is whether a lampshade needs to be CE marked when sold together
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