E-Marking is a widely recognized mark in the automotive industry covering the safety requirements of automotive vehicles and their component across Europe.
E-Marking was established from the Regulation of Economic Commission of Europe (ECE). Presently the ECE is comprised of 28 European countries extending to both EU and NON-EU members across Eastern andSouthern Europe. In general ECE members will accept the test report and certificate that is in compliance with ECE regulations. All tests should be performed in the accredited test institution in ECE members.

(E mark) and 95/54/EC (e mark) respectively. The technical requirement of these two regulations are an essential identity, they both require the electromagnetic of the vehicle or the component of the vehicle to fulfill the broad and narrow band limit (1mtest distance). Moreover, the component that is relative to direct driving control should be fulfilled according to the requirement of radiated immunity.
A new e mark directive 2004/104/EC will be effective from January 2006 replacing the current directive 95/54/EC which will become obsolete in January 2009. The radiated emission requirements in the new directive is the same as 95/54/EC however the function scope is more specific and enlarged than that available for immunity requirement.

E sign from the European Economic Commission (Economic Commission of Europe, referred to as ECE) regulations issued (Regulation).

ECE currently include 28 European countries, in addition to members of the EU abroad, including Eastern Europe, Southern Europe and other non-European countries. ECE regulations are recommended for all members, not mandatory standards. Member States may apply the ECE regulations, can continue to use their national laws and regulations. The current demand from the market point of view, usually members are willing to receive ECE ECE regulations consistent with the test report and certificate. E signs the certificate is related to the product components and system components, there is no corresponding vehicle certification regulations. Obtain E logo certified products, is accepted by the market. E mark certification of domestic products common car light bulbs, safety glass, tires, warning triangle, car electronic products. E mark certified to perform testing agencies ECE member countries are generally technical services. E signs the certificate issuing bodies are members of ECE government departments.

EEC (e-mark) for the range of products

1 vehicle - that is, two or three or more moving motor vehicles, such as passenger cars, trucks, motorcycles, buses and roads of both vehicles.
2, motor vehicles with zero components - lamp and bulb, a variety of mirrors, tires, wheels, brakes, horn, anti-theft devices, seat belts, automotive glass and exhaust tubes.
3, vehicle accessories - helmets, child safety chair, car electrical products subsidiary. Since October 2002, to require all vehicles, vehicle parts, and electronic products for the car must be enforceable EMC test. All electronic components sold in the EU must meet the EMC Directive unified 95/54/EC, according to EMC Directive 89/336/EEC for the self-declaration will no longer be valid. Vehicles authorized by the European Union Notified Body Products issued by E / e Mark certification. In other words, vehicle electronics and electronic components for the original CE (EMC) certification from October 2002 onwards no longer valid. European countries must re-apply for the traffic department issued E / e Mark certification before they can sell in the European market.

E signs the certificate issuing body is the government ECE member countries have the appropriate number of certificates:

E1-Germany;
E2-France;
E3-Italy;
E4-Netherlands;
E5-Sweden;
E6-Belgium;
E7-Hungary;
E8-Czech Republic;
E9-Spain;
E10-Yugoslavia;
E11-United Kingdom;
E12-Austria;
E13-Luxembourg;
E14-Switzerland;
E16-Norway;
E17-Finland
E18-Denmark;
Romania E19-;
E20-Poland;
E21-Portugal;
E22-Russia;
E23-Greece;
E25-Croatia;
E26-Slovenia;
E27-Slovakia;
E28-Belarus;
E29-Estonia;
E31-Bosnia and Herzegovina;
E37-Turkey;

E-mark and the difference between e-mark

E sign from the European Economic Commission (Economic Commission of Europe, referred to as ECE) regulations issued (Regulation). ECE currently include 28 European countries, in addition to members of the EU abroad, including Eastern Europe, Southern Europe and other non-European countries.

ECE regulations are recommended for all members, not mandatory standards. Member States may apply the ECE regulations, can continue to use their national laws and regulations. The current demand from the market point of view, usually members are willing to receive ECE ECE regulations consistent with the test report and certificate. E signs the certificate is related to the product components and system components, there is no corresponding vehicle certification regulations. Obtain E logo certified products, is accepted by the market. E mark certification of domestic products common car light bulbs, safety glass, tires, warning triangle, car electronic products. E mark certified to perform testing agencies ECE member countries are generally technical services. E signs the certificate issuing bodies are members of ECE government departments.

e logo is based on EU Directive the European Commission member to use the motor vehicle enforcement, security components and systems of certification mark. Testing should be a member of the EU internal technical service agencies, certification bodies in EU member governments the transport sector. Get e logo certified product and the EU member states will be recognized.

1. Relevant documents need to both Chinese and English.
2. To shorten the certification period, the data provided the best form of electronic text documents.