EU ROHS certification - Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive.

EU ROHS certification (Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive) has been scheduled for

July 1, 2006 implementation, since that date, all electrical and electronic equipment sold in Europe

of restricted hazardous substances must comply with the stringent requirements of Directive .

The Directive stipulates that the European sales of electrical and electronic products, lead Pb,

cadmium Cd, mercury Hg, hexavalent chromium Cr6 +, PBBs PBBs, PBDEs PBDEs six hazardous

substances be restricted after more harmful substances will also be restrictions.

RoHS certification covers the range of AC1000V, DC1500V following directories listed by the electronic

and electrical products:

1. A large household appliances: refrigerators, washing machines, microwave ovens,

    air conditioners and other.

2. Small household appliances: vacuum cleaner, iron, hair dryer, oven, watches, etc.

3. IT and telecommunications equipment: computers, fax machines, telephones, cell phones, etc.

4. Civilian devices: radios, televisions, video recorders, musical instruments, etc.

5. Lighting: In addition to household fluorescent lighting outside, lighting control devices.

6. Power tools: drills, lathes, welding, spray, etc. (to be installed except for large-scale industrial tools).

7. Toys / entertainment, sports equipment: electric cars, video game.

8. Medical devices: radiation therapy, ECG testing, analysis equipment, etc.

9. The monitoring / control devices: smoke detectors, incubators, plant monitoring and control machines.

Which, RoHS Directive currently applicable 8,9 two.

RoHS certification (2002/95/EC) on the maximum allowable concentration of harmful substances

(threshold): Cd threshold of 100ppm; Pb, Hg, Cr6 +, PBB, PBDE threshold 1000ppm; their testing

method also requires countries to coordinate.

What is CE certification?

CE is written in French, English meaning "European Conformity the European Community.

"CE" is the French "Conformit é Europ é ene" acronym, meaning "in line with European (standard)."

"CE Marking", namely the CE mark, European Union, signed in 1993 Products Directive 98/68/EEC

was formally proposed, CE mark to become the EU unified compulsory product certification mark.

In other words, there is no CE mark, it can not enter the EU market.

Apply the CE mark signifies that the manufacturer declares: This product complies with European

health, safety, environmental and consumer protection laws and other relevant provisions of the basic

requirements (in practice, these laws make more directive approach to product release) . CE mark is

applied to products that can legally enter the EU single market and free circulation within the EU

single market.

European Economic Area, the European Union, the European Free Trade Association countries

(except Switzerland). Before the implementation of the CE mark, the EC countries on imports and

sales requirements are different, it is easy to form barriers to trade between them, hindering economic

integration process. In accordance with the EC May 7, 1985 in (85/C136/01) number "technical

coordination and standards for new methods of resolution" (New Approach Directives), CE mark

came into being.

EU technical information:

1 voltage is 230V / 50Hz.

2 plugs are Class I and Class II two kinds.