What does CENELEC stand for?
The European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization (CENELEC)
What are CENELEC Standards?
The European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization (CENELEC) writes standards that meet industry and legal requirements for electrical and electronic products sold in Europe.
What is CENELEC?
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What are the Objectives of CENELEC?
The European Standards, Regulations and Directives contained in this collection are used by component manufacturers, equipment manufacturers, design consultants, libraries and organisations wishing to remain in line with applicable European standards requirements and export to member states of the European Union.
The standards in this service are aimed at European product development and identifying market needs. The implementation of these standards will help to:
- Increasing the safety of products
- Promoting economies of scale
- Ensuring that manufacturers comply with European legislation
- Increasing the inter-usability of products and services
- Facilitating trade by reducing trade barriers
- Increasing ecological security and sustainability
- Protecting the environment
- Developing common understanding
How to Use CENELEC Standards?
CENELEC standards remove barriers to trade, ensure quality and safety and enable you to:
- Expanding market position
- Improve interoperability
- Stay compliant
Keep in Mind!
Comply with European requirements for electronic and electrical products
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