VDE Certification Introduction
 

The full name of VDE Certification is Prufstelle Testing and Certification Institute, which means the German Association of Electrical Engineers. Directly involved in the development of German national standards,VDE is made up of approximately 30,000 organizational and individual members. These members are mainly from the federal government/representatives of various states/organizations of industrial research institutions.

 

The VDE Testing and Certification Institute, located in offerbach, Germany, is the German Association of Electrical Engineers (Verband Deutscher) Elektrotechniker (VDE) is a research institute of Elektrotechniker, founded in 1920. As a neutral, independent body. VDE laboratory based on the application, according to the German VDE standard or European EN standard, or IEC International Electrotechnical Commission standards for electrical products inspection and certification, is Europe's most experienced in the world to enjoy a high reputation of certification bodies. It completes a total of 18,000 certification projects annually for nearly 2,200 companies in Germany and 2,700 customers in other countries. To date, 200,000 electrical products in nearly 50 countries have received the VDE mark. In many countries, the VDE certification mark is even more famous than the national certification mark, especially recognized and valued by importers and exporters.

 

Consumers have complete peace of mind when it comes to products that have been tested and certified by VDE laboratories according to strict standards.

 

The results of the survey show that 62% of Germans recognize the VDE mark, making it one of the most famous safety marks. The majority of people believe that safety marking on electrical products is important, with 77% of Germans familiar with VDE marking holding this attitude. 73% of German citizens believe that a neutral body should carry out security checks on electrical products. "Important" "Or" "Very important" .

 

It is one of the most experienced test certification and inspection bodies in Europe, and is a CE notified body authorized by the European Union and a member of the international CB organization. In Europe and internationally, it has been recognized by the CENELEC European certification system for electrical products, the European coordinated system for the quality assessment of CECC electronic components, and the worldwide IEC certification system for electrical products and electronic components. The products evaluated are very broad, including household and commercial appliances, IT equipment, industrial and medical technology equipment, assembly materials and electronic components, wire and cable, etc.