E MARK

The E-Mark Is An EU Mark For Approved Vehicles And Vehicle Components Sold Into The EU.

It Is A Type Approval Mark given By A Certifying Authority. Such As In The United Kingdom (UK) By The Vehicle Certification Authority (VCA). Other Countries Have Different Certifying Bodies. You Cannot Self-Declare And Affix An E-Mark.

The Certifying Body Will Issue An E-Marking Certificate After Inspection And Approval Of Compliance. The Directive For E-Marking Is The “Commission Directive 2004/104/EC, Of 14 October 2004. – Adapting To Technical Progress Council Directive 72/245/EEC Relating To The Radio Interference (Electromagnetic Compatibility) Of Vehicles And Amending Directive 70/156/EEC On The Approximation Of The Laws Of The Member States Relating To The Type-Approval Of Motor Vehicles And Their Trailers”. You Cannot Self-Declare Compliance To 2004/104/EC.

The E-Mark is A United Nations Mark For Approved Vehicles And Vehicle Components Sold Into The EU. And In Some Other Countries Under UN-ECE Regulation 10. EU Certification (Referred To As EC), The E-Mark: E-Mark Is Based On EU Directive And Is A Safety Certification Mark. Which The European Commission Requires That Member States Apply It On A Motor Vehicle, Parts And Systems.

The E-Mark Logo Is A Rectangular Frame. The Number Is The EU Country Or State Number That Granted The Approval.

If One State Grants Approval Then It Is Deemed Sufficient For All Other Member States.