European Norms Electricity Certification (ENEC, European Norms Electrical Certification is a safety sign application that started to be implemented in European countries in 1992 and proves that electrical and electronic products are safe.
The official basis for this practice is the following legal regulations adopted by the European Parliament and Council:
Essentially the ENEC regulation was designed by the European normalization committee CENELEC (Comite Europeen de Normalization Eletrotechnique).
ENEC certificate is issued for electrical and electronic devices manufactured in accordance with European safety standards. This document is issued by authorized institutions. While European Union countries have their own national certification mark, the ENEC certificate is a certification mark covering all European countries. The ENEC mark is considered more valuable than the mandatory CE marking application based on a self-declaration, as it requires third-party independent and impartial body certification.
Products that are mainly covered by the ENEC certificate are:
When the ENEC certification program was first implemented, it only covered fixtures and components. However, today the scope of the ENEC brand has been expanded to include information technology and electrical business equipment. The ENEC certificate also includes production control processes that ensure the quality of the products.
The advantages of having an ENEC certificate for companies can be listed as follows:
The ENEC program is a high-quality European marking system for electrical and electronic products that has been implemented for close to 30 years. An ENEC certificate proves that the product bearing this brand is in compliance with all relevant European safety standards. Unlike the CE marking system, which is a mandatory system that companies usually self-approve, the ENEC brand is a voluntary certificate issued only by authorized organizations that act independently and impartially. ENEC certification provides continuous quality assurance for products and production processes.
In short, the European Norms Electrical Certification (ENEC) regulates the certification of lamps, office equipment and components such as switches and cables. In order to obtain an ENEC certificate, products must comply with the current European standards. These include using a quality management system for production processes. Authorized certification bodies carry out regular audits at the manufacturer to ensure that the requirements of this system are met.
ENEC certification studies cover the following two conditions: Product type testing and acceptance of the manufacturing process.
For ENEC certification studies, a contract must be made between the manufacturer company and the certification body. If both the type test results and the production process evaluation of the production meet the necessary criteria, this contract must be made for the use of the ENEC brand. Within the scope of this contract, an agreement is made on issues such as the duration of the contract, market control, complaint procedures, costs and liability.
Our organization provides ENEC certification services within the framework of national and international standards, with a trained and expert staff and advanced technological equipment, among countless testing, measurement, analysis and evaluation studies.
First, it is determined whether the organization meets the mandatory requirements of the standard and whether to proceed to the next stage.
It is checked whether necessary procedures and audits have been developed and your institution's readiness for evaluation is reviewed.
The findings that arise in the first two stages are evaluated and after all corrective actions are reviewed, document preparation is started.
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