The International Scheme that facilitates obtaining marks of conformity from certain certification bodies in different countries for electrical and electronic products and components based on CB Certificates of recognition of testing</span>.
The The CB scheme This is an international system created within theInternational Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) for conformity assessment of electrical and electronic products and components, which facilitates, among other things, the recognition of testing carried out between different bodies of recognised prestige in order to obtain their marks of conformity.
AENOR is a signatory to this multilateral agreement. CB Scheme, in which countries from five continents participate. Currently there are over 54 Countries.
What is a CB Certificate?
It is a certificate issued by a national certification body (NCB) that is a member of the scheme after the products at issue have been tested.
AENOR can currently issue CB Certificates for:
AENOR has recently extended the scope of its activities within the framework of the IECEE/CB agreement for standards related to cables in electric cars and photovoltaic systems for which a detailed list of standards is given below.
This certification provides access to markets more than 54 countriesthat participate in the CB Scheme; namely, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Republic of North Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey and United Kingdom.
To obtain the CB Certificate certain product or product family testing needs to be carried out to get the CB Certificate, in accordance with IEC standards, in laboratories attached to the CB Scheme. These laboratories are the CB Testing Laboratories (CBTL).
The The International CB Scheme facilitates the acquisition of international certifications for electrical and electronic products and components from organisations in different countries based on the CB Testing Recognition Certificate.
The CB scheme is an international system created within the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) to assess the conformity of electric and electronic products and components, which facilitates the recognition of testing carried out between the different National Bodies to acquire the conformity marks.
AENOR has signed this multilateral agreement that covers 53 countries across five continents.
It is a certificate issued by a National Certifiaction Body (NCB) member of the scheme, after product testing, that facilitates international trade in electrical products, stating that they meet international and national quality and safety standards.
AENOR currently issues CB Certificates for:
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