To receive CE certification for a product, you must submit technical documentation demonstrating that the product complies with all EU regulations. Product manufacturers are solely responsible for declaring compliance with all standards. Once your product receives the CE mark, you may need to submit all CE-related documentation to your distributor and/or importer.
PRODUCTS COVERED UNDER CE MARKING CERTIFICATION:
- Electrical and electronic equipment (home appliances, computers, mobile phones.)
- Medical equipment (diagnostic equipment, surgical instruments, personal protective equipment.)
- Construction products (building materials, safety equipment, prefabricated structures, etc.)
- Machinery (industrial machinery, elevators, hoists.)
- Toys (games and toys for children.)
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) (helmets, gloves, goggles.)
- Printing equipment (boilers, pressure vessels, pipes.)
- Gas appliances (radiators, stoves, water heaters.)
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR CE MARKING CERTIFICATION:
1.Product details/description
2.Product test report
3.Manufacturer's declaration
4.Product conformity certification
5.Copy of the risk assessment
6.Images of the product
7.Company details like business license etc.
8.Aadhar and PAN card of the authorized signatory
Step by step procedure to apply CE MARKING CERTIFICATION:
- Determine which EU directives and standards apply to your product.
- Evaluate and address potential risks associated with your products.
- Create documents containing product details,risk assessments, and test results.
- Perform the necessary tests from notified bodies as appropriate.
- Self-Declaration of Conformity: Indicates that the product complies with EU regulations.
- Mark your products and documentation with the CE mark.
- Monitor product performance and update documentation as needed. Keep records – Keep all records for up to 10 years in case of inspection.
VALIDITY OF CE MARKING CERTIFICATION:
CE certificates issued by certification authorities are usually valid for three years. Some high-risk devices may only have a one-year lifespan.
EU member countries, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, and Sweden.
Conclusion:
The CE mark means that the product meets mandatory EU standards for safety, health and environmental protection. Whether it's electronics, medical equipment or toys, CE certification is essential for European market access and consumer confidence.
