Draft Ordinance on Electromagnetic Compatibility at the Public Consultation

ZAGREB, February 18, 2016 - Ministry of Maritime Affairs, Transport and Infrastructure (MPPI) opened a consultation with the interested public regarding the Draft Ordinance of electromagnetic compatibility. The Ordinance prescribes the EMC requirements and all the electrical and technical equipment made available on the market or to be used in the RH has to comply with those requirements.
The Ordinance prescribes the manner and conformity assessment procedure of the equipment compliant to the EMC requirements, the manner of, and the procedures for authorizing the conformity assessment body, the marking and manner of marking the electrical and other technical equipment and supervision of the relevant market.
 

Drafting the Ordinance was necessary because of the harmonization of the Croatian legislation with Directive 2014/53 / EC on electromagnetic compatibility. A public consultation is open until 6 March 2016, and at it is possible to participate via links https://esavjetovanja.gov.hr/ECon/Dashboard

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