Introduction to E-Mark
E-Mark is derived from regulations promulgated by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE). At present, UNECE includes 56 countries in Europe. In addition to EU member states, it also includes non-EU countries such as Eastern Europe and Southern Europe. UNECE regulations are only recommended for member states and are not mandatory standards. Member States can apply UNECE regulations or follow national regulations. From the current market demand, European Union member states are generally willing to accept test reports and certificates that comply with UNECE regulations. The products covered by the E Mark certificate are parts and system components, and there is no corresponding regulation for vehicle certification. Products that are certified by E Mark are accepted by the market.
For E Mark, the latest order currently implemented is ECE R10.04, and no valid period is currently specified. ECE R10.03 can also be applied within 48 months after the new directive comes into effect, ie ECE R10.03 is valid until March 10, 2014.
E Mark logo products must pass the test, and the quality assurance system of the production enterprise must meet at least the requirements of ISO 9000.
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At the same time, HUT recommends a faster way for you: from July 1, 2011, the EU will implement the priority EMC products for consumer in-vehicle electronic products that do not directly or indirectly affect vehicle driving, drivers and road users. Family standard EN 50498, which specifies the form of CE self-declaration in the form of EN harmonized standards, applicable to products defined in Clause 3.2.9 of Annex I of the 2004/104/EC Automotive EMC Directive, eg car charger, car Refrigerators, heaters, car audio-visual entertainment products, FM transmitters for vehicles, and more. Based on the completion of EN 50498 and related EMC product standard tests, such consumer in-vehicle electronic products can be sold to EU countries through CE certification. Its fully localized certification process effectively shortens the certification cycle and reduces costs, making it more flexible for changes to the application or certificate content of a range of products.
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