ENEC英文简介绍.doc

The authentication introduction of ENEC ENEC is the high quality European Mark for electrical products that demonstrates compliance with European? standards (EN) The expansion of the ENEC Mark Certification Scheme to all electrical products creates a single independent high quality safety mark for Europe. The opening of the Scheme to manufacturers worldwide will improve the safety of electrical products being placed on the European market. ENEC means safety in Europe, and all signatories of the ENEC Mark Scheme actively support its commitment to the highest safety levels. About the ENEC Mark： ENEC is the high quality European Mark for electrical products that demonstrates compliance with European safety standards. European Certification Bodies in the electrical sector have opened the ENEC European Safety Mark to all electrical product sectors. From 2008 ENEC Mark was expanded to household appliances. Testing takes place in independent ENEC approved test laboratories worldwide, and in approved manufacturers’ laboratories ENEC members in EUROPE AENOR (spain) BSI (united kingdom) CERTIF (portugal) DEKRA (netherlands) Electrosuisse (switzerland) ELOT (greece) EZú (czech republic) IMQ (italy) Intertek Semko (sweden) ITCL (united kingdom) LCIE (france) NEMKO (norway) OVE (austria) PREDOM-OBR (poland) SEP-BBJ (poland) SGS Belgium (belgium) SGS Fimko (finland) SIQ (slovenia) TRI MEEI (hungary) TRLP (germany) TSE (turkey) TüV SüD PS (germany) UL Int|l DEMKO (denmark) VDE (germany) How the ENEC Mark works ENEC Mark Scheme procedures constitute a full certification scheme (ISO Type 5). This includes: Third party testing and certification Annual factory inspection Ongoing product and production monitoring Visible use of ENEC Mark logo on products Safety assurance for certification lifetime Regular marketplace monitoring of the ENEC Mark ENEC test labs strict requirements include: New Testing Labora