Plugs and sockets do not fall under the scope of the EU low voltage directive 2014/35/EU but are regulated by the domestic laws of individual EU member states. Before planning to export these products to EU countries, be sure to verify and comply with the relevant legal requirements.
Plug and socket standards are regulated by domestic laws in each EU member state, mostly based on the dimensions defined in the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) 60884 series of standards. Therefore, you must ensure that the plugs and sockets intended for export to EU countries have been tested by certified laboratories and comply with the relevant national standards.
Additionally, the European standard EN 50075:1990 specifies C-type plugs (hexagonal, non-grounded plugs) rated at 2.5 amps, which are restricted to low-power electrical appliances.
Plugs and sockets must follow the individual national laws of each EU member state, which often reference national standards for regulating plugs and sockets. According to these requirements, the product must clearly display the manufacturer’s name, contact information, and relevant details of an EU-based representative.
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