Products not only need to comply with CE certification, but products that have obtained CE certification also need to paste the "CE" certification logo on the product nameplate or packaging box. CE certification is a right to give a product CE mark, and products with CE mark are considered to meet European standards. Product safety rules for free trade within the European Economic Area (EEA).

        CE certification is a right to give a product CE mark and should start from the development stage of the product, because it is good to have some CE requirements related to product safety, user health and environment during the development process; however, it can be ready-to-use Products are issued a CE certificate, and products with CE certificates must comply with European safety regulations, and only after this can be freely traded within the European Economic Area (EEA).

        To understand the product range of CE certification, you first need to understand which directives CE certification specifically includes. Here is an important concept: "directive", the so-called "directive" (English name: Directive) refers to the basic safety requirements and approaches of products The technical regulations of CE certification, each instruction is for a specific product category, so if you understand the meaning of the instruction, you can understand the specific product range of CE certification.

1. Machinery and Equipment (MD)

2. Explosion Proof Directive (ATEX)

3. Electrical Equipment (LVD)

4. Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (EMC)

5. Construction Products (CPR)

6. Medical Devices (MDD)

7. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

8. Pressure Equipment (PED)

9. Radio Equipment (RED)

10. Toy CE certification

11. Ceramic CE certification

12. Measuring instruments

13. Lift Instructions (LIFTS)

Depending on the product category, the schemes for obtaining a CE certificate vary, the general scheme includes the following steps:

1. Find the EU Directive that applies to your product

2. Basic requirements for searching products

3. Determine whether the product needs to be assessed by a certification body

4. Assess product compliance

5. Create and maintain technical documentation

6. Formulate a declaration of conformity and affix the CE mark

1. Circuit schematic & PCB layout;

2. Product manual and product nameplate;

3. Product working principle diagram and block diagram;

4. List of key components (wires, plugs, fuses, varistors, optocouplers, X/Y capacitors, transformers, housings, etc.)

5. Product BOM;

6. Product related specifications.