E-markThe definition

E-Mark That is, the European Common Market requires that products such as motor vehicles and their safety components, noise, and exhaust emissions, all comply with EU regulations.EEC Directives 】In compliance with the regulations of the European Economic Commission【ECE Regulation In accordance with the regulations, upon the product meeting the certification requirements, a合格certificate is issued to ensure safety in driving and environmental protection standards are met.E-Mark The assigned numbers vary depending on the certified country, for instance, applications from Luxembourg would be different.E-Mark TrademarkedE13/e13。

ECEIncluding Europe28A country

EThe product covered by the logo certificate includes parts and system components; there is no corresponding regulation for vehicle certification. ObtainedECertified products, accepted by the market, are common domestically.EBranded certified products include automotive bulbs, safety glass, tires, triangular warning signs, and vehicle electronic products, etc.EThe executing test institution for logo certification is typically:ECEMember States' technical service agencies.

RequiredEmarkProduct Range

Complete Vehicle: As perTwo-wheeled or three-wheeled electric-powered vehicles, such as passenger cars, trucks, motorcycles, buses, and off-road vehicles

Automotive and motorcycle componentsAs per your request, here is the translation: : As isCar lights and bulbs, various mirrors, tires, wheels, brakes, horns, anti-theft devices, seat belts

Automotive accessories:Safety helmets, child safety chairs, in-car accessory electrical products, etc.

Please provide the Chinese content to be translated.EmarkThe necessity of certification

2002Year10Starting from the month, in accordance with the EU directive72/245/EECas well as correction instructions95/54/ECRequirements: Any automotive electronic products intended for sale in the EU market must comply withe-MarkRelevant tests and certifications, labelseLogos, and only upon presentation of these, will EU customs allow passage and permit entry into the local market. Therefore, automotive electronic and electrical products must have such markings.e-MarkCertificationAll need to be done.

ECertificate Number Explanation

EThe issuing authority of the logo certificate is:ECEDepartments of member states, certificates from various countries are assigned corresponding numbers:

E1—GermanyE2—FranceE3—ItalyE4—NetherlandsE5—SwedenE6—BelgiumE7—HungaryE8—Czech RepublicE9—SpainE10—YugoslaviaE11—United KingdomE12—AustriaE13—LuxembourgE14—SwitzerlandE16—NorwayE17—FinlandE18—DenmarkE19—RomaniaE20—PolandE21—PortugalE22—RussiaE23—GreeceE24—IrelandE25—CroatiaE26—SloveniaE27—SlovakiaE28—BelarusE29—EstoniaE31—Bosnia and HerzegovinaE37—TurkeyE57—San Marino

ECertificate Testing and Issuing Authority

eThe logo is the certification mark enforced by the European Commission for motor vehicles, safety parts, and systems, as required by EU directives. The testing institution must be a technical service provider within an EU member state, and the certifying authority is the EU member state's transportation department. AcquisitioneProducts with the logo certification will be recognized by all EU member states.

Certification Process

1Manufacturers prepare technical documents and samples.

2Conduct testing.

3First-time applications require a factory inspection.

Already certified by an EU country certification body ISO9000Manufacturers with equivalent quality system certificates are generally not required to undergo factory inspections.

4Submit test reports and manufacturer's technical documentation for review.

5European countries' traffic department certification (the certifying authority may conduct regular or irregular factory inspections on the certified product manufacturers).

Emark Standard Examples