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Market access requirements for heating appliances exported to EU
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2022-11-18
Mandatory market access requirements for heating appliances exported to EU
What are the mandatory market access requirements for the export of heating appliances to the EU?
The EU market enforces the CE compliance mark requirements for imported electrical products. All electrical equipment within the scope of the relevant regulations/directives of the CE mark must be affixed with the CE mark before being put on the EU market, including heating appliances.
What requirements must heating appliances meet in order to affix the CE mark?
According to the requirements of EU directives, the heating appliances shall pass the test to prove that they meet the requirements of EU directives and corresponding coordinated standards, and affix the CE mark after obtaining the CE compliance statement.
The test contents include:
● Safety+EMF test
● EMC test
● ERP shutdown and standby power consumption test
● RoHS testing
Does the issuing authority of the CE declaration of conformity have to be the notified body of the European Union (NB)?
It is not mandatory to require the notified bodies of the European Union to participate in the conformity assessment. Enterprises can choose relevant institutions to conduct product conformity assessment, obtain relevant conformity certificates or conduct self-evaluation and sign the declaration of conformity (DoC).
How to affix CE mark on heating appliances after compliance evaluation?
The manufacturer or its authorized representative in the European Union shall affix the CE mark on the product body or product nameplate. If the product body cannot be affixed, it can be affixed on the outer package of the product or in the documents attached to the product.
The CE mark has a designated scale, which can be scaled up and down in equal proportion, and the height is not less than 5mm.
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From July 16, 2021, in accordance with European Union (EU) Directive 2019/1020,
1) For some products (such as electrical products) put on the EU market, there must be corresponding economic operators in the EU who can provide information to the authorities or take certain actions as required. The economic operators can be:
● Importer (manufacturer not in EU)
● Authorized representative authorized in writing by the manufacturer
● Fulfillment service provider (if there is no manufacturer, importer or authorized representative in the EU)
2) The name (or registered trade name/trademark) and contact information (including mailing address) of the economic operator must be indicated on at least one of the following:
● Products
● Packaging, i.e. sales packaging
● Packages, even for handling and transportation
● Accompanying documents such as compliance/performance statements
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