Introduction to E-MARK Certification
 

What is E/ E.ARK certification

 

E/eMark certification is also the European Common Market, for steam. Locomotives and their safety spare parts products, noise and exhaust gas, etc. are required to comply with the requirements of the European Union Directives and the Economic Commission for Europe regulations (ECE Regulation), through the product to meet the certification requirements, that is, to grant a certificate of conformity to ensure the safety of driving and environmental protection requirements.

 

The number of E-Mark certification is different depending on the country of certification, for example, if you apply to Luxembourg, the E-Mark mark is E13/e13.

 

Scope of applicable products

 

Complete vehicle - electric motor vehicles with two or more wheels, such as buses, trucks, motorcycles, buses and off-road vehicles, motor engine components - lights and bulbs, various vision glasses, tires, rims, brakes, horns, anti-theft devices, seat belts, car glass and exhaust pipes, etc.

 

Spare parts - safety helmet, children's safety chair, car accessory electrical products, etc.

 

Since October 2002, EMC testing has been mandatory for all vehicles, vehicle components, and electronic products used in vehicles.

 

All electronic components sold in Europe must comply with EMC Directive 95/54/EC, and self-declaration under EMC Directive 89/336/EEC will no longer be valid. The E/e Mark certificate is issued by the notified body authorized by the European Union for vehicle products. In other words, the CE(EMC) certification originally applied for vehicle electronics and electronic components will no longer be valid from October 2002. You must re-apply for the E/e Mark certificate issued by the transport authorities of European countries before you can sell in the European market.

 

What is E/ E.ARK certification

 

Europe has safety certification requirements for motor vehicles and safety-related parts and systems, which are embodied in the E mark and e mark certification.

 

E logo from the Economic Commission of Europe (Economic Commisssion of Europe, referred to as ECE) issued regulations (Regulation), ECE currently includes 28 countries in Europe, in addition to EU members, but also includes Eastern Europe, southern Europe and other non-European countries, ECE regulations are recommended for each member to apply, Not mandatory standards · Member states can apply ECE regulations, but also can extend their own regulations · At present, from the perspective of market demand, ECE members are usually willing to receive test reports and certificates that comply with ECE regulations ·E mark certificates involve products that are parts and system components, and there are no corresponding regulations for vehicle certification · Products that obtain E mark certification, Is accepted by the market, the domestic common E mark certification products are automotive light bulbs, safety glass, tires, warning triangle, automotive electronic products, etc., the implementation of E mark certification testing agencies are generally ECE member countries of the technical service agencies, the certification of E mark certificate is the ECE member countries of the government departments of the certificate has the corresponding number :

E1— Germany E2— France E3— Italy E4— Netherlands E5— Sweden

E6— Belgium E7— Hungary E8— Czech E9— Spain E10— Yugoslavia

E11— United Kingdom E12— Austria E13— Luxembourg E14— Switzerland E16— Norway

E17— Finland E18— Denmark E19— Romania E20— Poland E21— Portugal

E22— Russia E23— Greece E25— Croatia E26— Slovenia E27— Slovakia

E28— E29— style="white-space:pre"> E29— Estonia E31— E37— Turkey

 

The e mark is the certification mark of motor vehicles, safety parts and systems that the European Commission forces member states to use in accordance with the EU directive. The testing body must be a technical service agency in the EU member States, and the certification body is the transport department of the EU member States. The products certified by the e mark will be recognized by all EU member States. The certificates of each member State have corresponding numbers :

e1— Germany e2— France e3— Italy e4— Netherlands e5— Sweden

e6— Belgium e9— Spain e11— United Kingdom e12— Austria e13— Luxembourg

e17— Finland e18— Denmark e21— Portugal e23— Greece E24— Ireland