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What is the CE certification test for alarm systems?

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Update time : 2024-07-01

The CE certification test standard for alarm systems is:

EN 50130-4:2011+A1:2014

 

The European EMC Directive applies a series of standards specific to alarm systems that differ from other product series standards because it provides EMC immunity requirements for alarm systems but does not include emission requirements. Since the EMC Directive requires compatibility for both emissions and immunity, other appropriate standards need to be applied to cover the emissions aspect of the Directive. In most cases, this is usually accomplished by applying the generic emission standards suitable for the intended environment.

 

EN (European Standard) 50130-4 is titled "Alarm Systems - Part 4: Electromagnetic Compatibility - Product Family Standard: Immunity Requirements for Components of Fire, Intruder, and Social Alarm Systems." This standard is part of the EN 50130 series, which is designed to provide general requirements applicable to alarm systems (e.g., EMC immunity requirements, in this case). The following series of European standards aim to provide additional requirements applicable to specific types of alarm systems (e.g., performance requirements), with applicable versions listed in the EMC Directive's list of harmonized standards published on the European Commission's website:

EN 50130, Alarm Systems - Part 4: Electromagnetic Compatibility

EN 50131, Alarm Systems - Intrusion and Hold-up Alarm Systems

EN 50132, Alarm Systems - CCTV Surveillance Systems

EN 50133, Alarm Systems - Access Control Systems

EN 50134, Alarm Systems - Social Alarm Systems

EN 50135, Alarm Systems - Hold-up Alarm Systems

EN 50136, Alarm Systems - Alarm Transmission Systems

EN 50137, Alarm Systems - Combined or Integrated Alarm Systems

EN 54, Fire Detection and Fire Alarm Systems

 

The EN 50130-4:2011 test items include:

- Electrostatic discharge immunity test

- Radiated immunity

- Electrical fast transient/burst immunity test

- Surge (impact) immunity test

- Conducted disturbances induced by radio-frequency fields immunity test

- Voltage dips, short interruptions, and voltage variations immunity test

 

Note: EN 50130-4:2011 does not include EMI requirements and does not cover the requirements for EMI interference emissions.


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