The ENEC logo is a common symbol of European security certification, which is based on the testing of European manufacturers based on harmonizing European safety standards.

The ENEC logo represents the associated European standard, and the ENEC certificate can be issued by the official testing authority of the member states of the CCA CENELEC (European electrotechnical commission) CERTIFICATION AGREEMENT. ENEC certification is recognized by the contracting agency of CCA and is likely to replace European national security certification in the future.

Compared with the original authentication method, the benefits of ENEC certification are obvious:

1. Completing a test and certification process can result in the certification (ENEC) required to enter the entire European market, thus saving a lot of time and expense.

2. The ENEC logo has been extended from the EU (ec), EFTA (European free trade association) to eastern European countries.

3. Select a certification authority to obtain the required (complete) authentication, thus reducing the certification process.

4. Free choice can be made between numerous accrediting agencies.

5. A certification contract can replace the original multiple authentication contracts.

The ENEC logo is unconditionally accepted and recognized by at least 20 European countries:

Such as Austria, Britain, Greece, Portugal, Norway, Belgium, the Czech republic, Hungary, Slovenia, Denmark, France, Ireland, Spain, Sweden, Finland, Italy, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Germany, the Netherlands.

ENEC agreement signed in 1992, initially the agreement will only apply to all kinds of lamps and lanterns, then all kinds of lighting equipment and its components were included, through the efforts of the European industry and consumer groups, in the near future, can be used in all types of electrical products in Europe ENEC certification. The European standards listed in the ENEC agreement are now increasing. Since the ENEC agreement entered into force, more than 7,000 products have passed ENEC certification, and ENEC is being accepted by the whole Europe. The ENEC logo, which was originally limited to European producers, is not open to producers outside Europe. But that has changed since last year. Currently, the ENEC logo can be applied to any product that is covered by the following standards, regardless of which country its manufacturer belongs to.

Product range covered by ENEC logo:

 Lamps and related components

 transformer

 Wiring bars, connectors and couplers

 IT equipment

 Appliance switch

 Automatic controller

 Capacitors, filters and inductors

This sign is not mandatory, so it is a customer-oriented requirement.

Differences between ENEC signs and CE and CB:

1. The CE mark is mandatory. Membership of the eu must be reflected.

2. ENEC certification is recognized by the contracting agency of CCA

3. Compared with the CB system, the advantages are: not only can there be a clear certification mark in many countries, but there is no need to convert many certification marks.