Industrial Electronics
Precise Records and Gauging using Proven Technology
Your customers expect exact measurements and precise values - and they place their trust in your products’ precise recording capability and function. We carry out the required audits of your regulation technology, control technology, measuring technology, or your lab equipment - from their user characteristics through to low voltage and machinery directive. On top of that, we can issue you with a GS "Safety Test" mark and with the CE certificate too.
Benefits at a Glance
Product audits and certification from TÜV Rheinland help you:
- Document the implementation of legal requirements via audit reports and certificates
- Boost confidence in the quality and safety of your products
- Improve your market position with tested products
- Benefit from short audit times and our extensive experience
Our Audit Seals
CE mark
Electronic devices must carry the CE mark. They have to adhere to specific safety requirements as set out in European directives - our audits count as valid assurance for your declaration of conformity.
cTUVus
We have been based in America and Canada for many years now, and our cTUVus mark is recognized in both countries, as is the UL mark of the American audit organization, Underwriters Laboratories.
CB procedure
By taking part in the CB procedure, our customers can get an audit seal quickly that is accepted nationwide in other countries at an affordable price.
GS mark
The GS mark certifies that the product meets the applicable safety requirements, and that it has been tested according to German standards by a ProdSG accredited laboratory. The product meets the ProdSG.
Legal Basis of Our Audit
Our experts carry out audits based on the following directives:
- EN 61010: Electrotechnical Code for Measuring, Control, Regulatory and Lab Equipment
- Low Voltage Directive
- Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive, EMC directive
- (German) Product Safety Act (ProdSG)
- Machinery Directive
New Machinery Directive
The new 2006/42/EG machinery directive came into effect on December 12, 2009. The former 98/37/EG machinery directive is no longer valid.
Measuring Technology - Product Examples
- Emergency stop
- Plug and sockets, with or without cables
- Safety switches and logic units
- Line gauge (measuring devices scaled to suit briefs)
- Digital Multimeters
- Signal generators