Directive (EU) 2019/882
Annex IV · Article 16 · CE marking

EAA technical file and EU declaration of conformity

Annex IV internal production control for a product under Directive (EU) 2019/882. Describe the solutions adopted requirement by requirement, and the generator produces the technical file and, once every requirement is addressed, the declaration itself.

There is no harmonised standard to apply. None has been cited in the Official Journal in support of Directive (EU) 2019/882, so Annex IV(2)(b) falls to its second limb: you must describe the solutions adopted, requirement by requirement. This tool is built around that, which is why it asks for descriptions rather than a list of standards.

47applicable requirements for this product

Article 4(2): self-service terminals take Annex I Section I only. Every other product also takes Section II.

0 described · 0 under Article 14 · 47 outstanding

Article 7(2) makes the EU declaration of conformity and the CE marking conditional on compliance having been demonstrated under Annex IV. While any applicable requirement is unaddressed, the generated file lists what is outstanding instead of printing a declaration you cannot sign.

Manufacturer

Product

Offered in the European Union? *

The threshold question of the Directive. There is no default: assuming yes invents the fact the whole thing turns on, and assuming no produces an empty duty list that reads like compliance.

Solutions adopted

Annex IV(2)(b). Add one entry per applicable requirement of Annex I. You do not have to complete them all here: whatever is left is listed in the generated file as outstanding.

Requirements bounded out under Article 14

Article 16(1): where Article 14 has been used, the declaration must state which requirements are subject to that exception. One reference per line.

Declaration

Where to send it

Why EN 301 549 does not make you EAA compliant · The EAA in the Map