European Union E MARK Certification,
E MARK,

▍Introduction

CE mark is the “passport” for products to enter the market of EU countries and EU free trade association countries. Any regulated products (covered by the new method directive), whether produced outside the EU or in EU member states, must meet the requirements of the directive and relevant coordination standards and be affixed with CE mark before being put into the EU market for free circulation. This is a mandatory requirement of relevant products put forward by EU law, which provides a uniform minimum technical standard for products of each country to trade in the European market and simplifies trade procedures.

▍CE Directive

● The directive is a legislative document prepared by the council of the European Community and the commission of the European Community pursuant to the mandate of the European Community Treaty. Battery is applicable to the following directives:

▷ 2006/66/EC&2013/56/EU: battery directive; The Posting of garbage can sign must comply with this directive;

▷ 2014/30/EU: electromagnetic compatibility directive (EMC directive), CE mark directive;

▷ 2011/65/EU:ROHS directive, CE mark directive;

Tips:when a product needs to meet the requirements of multiple CE directives (CE mark is needed), the CE mark can only be pasted when all the directives are met.
▍EU New Battery Law

The EU Battery and Waste Battery Regulation was proposed by the European Union in December 2020 to gradually repeal Directive 2006/66/EC, amend Regulation (EU) No 2019/1020, and update EU battery legislation, also known as the EU New Battery Law, and will officially enter into force on August 17, 2023.

▍MCM’s Strength

● MCM has a professional technical team engaged in the field of battery CE, which can provide customers with faster, newer and more accurate CE certification information

● MCM can provide customers with a variety of CE solutions, including LVD, EMC, battery directives, etc

● We provide professional training and explanation services on the new battery law, as well as a full range of solutions for carbon footprint, due diligence and certificate of conformity.

According to the ECE Regulation and the EC Directive, cars, motorcycles and a variety of components and systems entering European countries must be certified to meet the basic requirements of driving safety and environmental protection.
E-Mark is a conformity mark issued by the transportation authorities of European countries, indicating that the product meets the requirements of relevant regulations or directives, and is a product certification system implemented by the Economic Commission for Europe (ECE) for vehicle products, mainly for parts. According to the regulations, vehicle parts and components exported or exported to ECE member countries (including more than 50 member countries in Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania) must pass E-mark certification.
The same product model cannot apply for E-Mark certificates from different Ministry of Communications.
It is applied to energy storage system that provides electrical energy to a Class L (design speed greater than 6 km/h) traction motor & is not permanently connected to the grid.
Rechargeable energy storage systems that supply energy to the starting engine/lights/other vehicle ancillary facilities are not applicable