Re: [PSES] EAC Mark in Russia

[Lauren Crane]

Hi Brian,

I looked into this set of laws (CE clones) a few years ago for a single-unit 
import question and recall 3 different 'levels' of conformance demonstration 
being allowed for in the regs. It was something like model line 
(factory-inspection -ish), large quantity, and single unit. I'm probably 
mis-remembering much but the single unit track just involved some fee and 
demonstrating CE equivalence (or something like that). English versions of the 
regs were not hard to find... searching with EAC or the Russian Belarus 
Kazikstan (sp) customs union - translation done by EU agency - maybe ref "CU TR 
004/2011" e.g. for LVD equivalent.

-Lauren Crane

From: Kunde, Brian [mailto:brian_ku...@lecotc.com]
Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2017 1:25 PM
To: EMC-PSTC@listserv.ieee.org
Subject: [PSES] EAC Mark in Russia

Greetings.

I would love to hear your story about dealing with the EAC mark and shipping 
products to Russia. Though most all countries have laws, acts, or directives on 
the books, most are not enforced across the board, yet focuses primarily on 
mass produced consumer electronics, computers, etc.. Individual or custom built 
equipment, such as scientific/laboratory equipment generally gets in such 
countries without much trouble.

However, our department has been asked to looking into the current status of 
the EAC marking and what it takes to get single built instruments into Russia.  
Any information on this would be helpful.

We have talked to a couple 3rd party labs and of course they want the entire 
gambit including full certification testing for Safety, EMC, and RoHS by an 
accredited lab and a full certification program with factory inspections, the 
works, blah blah blah.  This approach is totally out of the question for the 
few products that we sell into this market.  Let's be reasonable here.

So far we haven't had any issues (unless we include a PC in the shipment) but 
if things are changing we would like to stay on top of things.

I would love to hear from you.  Thanks for all comments and stories.

The Other Brian



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[PSES] EAC Mark in Russia

[Kunde, Brian]

Greetings.

I would love to hear your story about dealing with the EAC mark and shipping 
products to Russia. Though most all countries have laws, acts, or directives on 
the books, most are not enforced across the board, yet focuses primarily on 
mass produced consumer electronics, computers, etc.. Individual or custom built 
equipment, such as scientific/laboratory equipment generally gets in such 
countries without much trouble.

However, our department has been asked to looking into the current status of 
the EAC marking and what it takes to get single built instruments into Russia.  
Any information on this would be helpful.

We have talked to a couple 3rd party labs and of course they want the entire 
gambit including full certification testing for Safety, EMC, and RoHS by an 
accredited lab and a full certification program with factory inspections, the 
works, blah blah blah.  This approach is totally out of the question for the 
few products that we sell into this market.  Let's be reasonable here.

So far we haven't had any issues (unless we include a PC in the shipment) but 
if things are changing we would like to stay on top of things.

I would love to hear from you.  Thanks for all comments and stories.

The Other Brian



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