What are the standards of the elevator CE certification directive

The European Union has a special elevator CE certification.

Directive LIFT, corresponding to the instruction number of June 1, 2014 33, the European Union issued a new standard for EN81-50 elevator safety components, and the original EN81-1 and EN81-2 were repealed after the transition period. The EN81-50 standard specifies the design principles, calculations, inspections, and tests of elevator components that are used in the design of passenger elevators, freight elevators, freight elevators, and other types of elevators.

When applying for elevator CE certification, it should be noted that the following products are not within the scope of the EU Elevator Directive:

1.mine elevators;

2.funicular railcars, including cable cars, for the transport of persons by state or private;

3.lifts mounted on vehicles;

4.rack and gear carriers;

5.Lifts used at construction sites to lift people or lift people and goods;

6.Lifts specially designed and constructed for military and police use;

7.theater lifts;

8.** machine and is a lift specifically designed to access the workshop.

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According to the EU Directive, all products must undergo relevant inspections before entering the EU market, and meet the relevant standards before entering the EU market. As a product related to the safety of human life, elevators are no exception. All elevators and safety components must be affixed with the CE mark and accompanied by the EU declaration of conformity before they can be put on the market, the CE mark can only be used in strict compliance with the inspection requirements of the EU Elevator Directive, the conformity assessment of the EU notified body and CE certification, the conformity assessment process covers the elevator machine and its safety components.

It can be said that the elevator CE certification is the passport for manufacturers to enter the European market.

In 2014, the European Union issued the latest elevator directive 2014 33 EU, as well as the new version of the harmonised elevator standards EN 81-20 and -50. The new directive came into force on April 20, 2016, replacing the old Directive 95 16 EC, and the new standards EN 81-20 and -50 were mandatory from September 2017, replacing the old standard EN 81-1 and the directive is the EU regulation for elevator safety, which requires the EU authorized body to conduct an EU conformity assessment of safety components and elevator products in accordance with the LIFT Directive.

The Elevator Directive 2014 33 EU specifies a list of safety components1Door lock device, if necessary, door lock device of car door 2Safety gear.

3.Instantaneous (rollers and wedges).

4.Progressive.

5.Safety gear to prevent upside speeding.

6.Speed limiter.

7.Bumper.

8.Spring buffers.

9.Energy-dissipating buffers.

10.Rubber buffers.

11.Hydraulic shock absorber.

12.Rupture valve (when used as a safety gear).

13.Electrical safety circuits.

14.Elevator whole elevator.

CE certification process for elevator components.

1.Submit an application for certification;

2.Determine the pattern that needs to be done for certification;

3.According to the selected certification mode, CE certification audit and EN81-50 test are carried out;

4.After the test and audit are passed, the audit test report will be issued;

5.preparation of technical documentation;

6.Finalize the draft certificate;

7.Issuance of CE certificates for elevator components!

CE certification of elevator safety components means that elevator components must pass CE certification and obtain CE certificate before they can be exported to the market scope recognized by CE certification. We are more specialized in these aspects.

CE certification of elevator components is based on the elevator directive 95 16 EC, and important elevator components and the entire elevator need mandatory certification. Type inspection is required.

Elevator certification is in accordance with the Elevator Directive 95 16 EC, and some of the important components of the elevator are also subject to certification, such as:

Landing door lock device; Uplink overspeed protection device (brake); Device safety gear to prevent elevator fall - instantaneous (rollers and wedges).

Progressive. Speed limiter. Buffer - Energy storage buffer - Energy dissipation buffer; Pipeline rupture valve or safety valve (hydraulic elevator safety anti-slip device); Electrical safety control loops.

Elevators and important CE certification are generally in accordance with the EC type inspection mode or the total quality control mode. The choice of mode is generally chosen by enterprises according to their actual situation.

Manli testing and certification.

The elevator CE certification safety directive is the LIFT directive.

Safety CE components need to have CE certification, and the details are carried out with reference to the standard.

You can give us a list of parts that can help you determine which parts need to be CE marked.

It is the CE certification of the European Union, and you can apply for a certificate for product testing.

Legal background.

In Europe, elevator safety components can only be placed on the market if they have a CE mark and an EC declaration of conformity. The CE marking is obtained in accordance with the EC type test for safety components (Lifts Directive 95 16 EC).

Directive 95 16 EC for elevators specifies a list of safety components:

Door lock device and, if necessary, door lock device for car door.

Safety Gear - Instantaneous (Rollers & Wedges).

Progressive. Safety gear to prevent upside speeding.

Speed limiter buffer.

Spring buffers.

Energy-dissipating buffers.

Rubber buffers.

Hydraulic shock absorber.

Rupture valve (when used as a safety gear).

Electrical safety circuits.

Elevator whole elevator. Within the scope of EC type testing, one of the modalities called production inspection mentioned in the conformity assessment procedure must be applied:

Random sampling of production (Mode C, Appendix XI).

Quality assurance system for monitoring production (Mode E, Appendix viii).

As an authorized representative of the EU Notified Body, Wozheng International Testing can carry out EC type tests on all safety components.

Review the technical documentation (hazard assessment, drawings, etc.) submitted by you

Verify that the safety component complies with the submitted technical dossier.

Perform all necessary inspections and tests (in accordance with EN81-1 2, Appendix to.

Upon successful completion of the EC type test, a comprehensive test report is prepared and provided to the manufacturer of the safety component. An EC type test certificate will then be issued for the safety component based on this test report by an accredited certification body for the elevator and safety components.

Benefits for customers.

We offer a one-stop safety component conformity assessment in accordance with the Lifts Directive. When your company places safety components on the market in accordance with the Lifts Directive 95 16 EC, benefit from our expertise and extensive experience in the field of elevators and machinery.

You can consult the National Elevator Quality Supervision and Inspection Center.

The "CE" mark is a safety certification mark that is seen as a passport for manufacturers to open and enter the European market. CE stands for European Unity (Conformite Europeenne). All products with the "CE" mark can be sold in EU member states without meeting the requirements of each member state, thus realizing the free circulation of goods within the EU member states.

CE is the abbreviation of the French Communate Europeia, which means European Conformity, that is, the European Community, in fact, CE is also in the languages of many countries of the European Community"European Community"The abbreviation of this phrase was originally abbreviated as EC in English phrase European Community, and later changed to EC because the European Community is Communate Europe in French, Comunita Europe in Italian, Communidade Europe in Portuguese, and Comunida Europe in Spanish.

In the EU market, the "CE" mark is a mandatory certification mark, whether it is a product produced by an enterprise within the European Union, or a product produced in other countries, if it wants to circulate freely in the EU market, it must be affixed with the "CE" mark to indicate that the product meets the basic requirements of the EU "New Approach to Technology Harmonization and Standardization" directive. This is a mandatory requirement for products under EU law.