March 26, 2014, the EU < official gazette published two directives, respectively for the 2014 / 30 / EU Directive: < Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive and No. 2014/35/EU instruction: < low voltage directive. EU Member States must in April 2016 20 days before the implementation of the new terms.

< > provisions of Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive, the device must be able to work in the electromagnetic environment, will not bring intolerable electromagnetic interference to other equipment. Equipment is designed for end users and set up and can produce electromagnetic interference from electromagnetic interference or apparatus, or at a predetermined position within the fixed device for permanent use electromagnetic compatibility. The second chapter contains the instruction > some products not included in the scope of the equipment; the sixth chapter lists the equipment must comply with the basic provisions of annex I, including the need to ensure that in the design and production of: (a) generated by the electromagnetic interference will not make radio and telecommunications equipment or other equipment can not operate; (b) effect when in use, to a certain extent is not affected by electromagnetic interference. I is also a fixed device attachment made additional regulation. The ninth chapter lists the responsibility of the importer must ensure that manufacturers including. Appropriate compliance assessment procedures, as well as the producer has performed other duties. The importer must display the name (or registered name or trademark on the appliance) and mailing address, if that is not possible, in the packaging or incidental file upload these data. All these data must be to the end user easy to understand language writing. Distributors also must perform < command > Chapter 10 in order responsibility. Furthermore, the directive also includes traceability requirements, if requested by the market watchdog, economic operators must can point out its supplier or they to whom supplies products, and shall keep these materials, for a period of 10 years.

< > low voltage products covered include the use of alternating current voltage ranging from 50 to 1000 volts and DC voltage ranging from 75 to 1500 volt electrical equipment, except for other devices in the annex II. Appendix I lists the main security objectives, such as the electrical equipment must be marked security means necessary. These data not displayed on the equipment, can be shown in the accompanying documents. The producers, importers and distributors responsibility (such as compliance assessment procedures, labels, documents, CE labeling and traceability), < > and provides low voltage electromagnetic compatibility directive > < <. In addition, low voltage directive Regulations >, if necessary, manufacturers and importers must be put into the electrical equipment on the market sampling in terms of risk, if there is no qualified electrical equipment and electrical equipment complaints need to recycle, producers and import The business must investigate and record information, and report to the distributor.

The two directives will take effect 20 days after the publication date (that is, March 29, 2014). After that, the member states shall begin to implement the terms and conditions within the directive from April 20, 2016, when the old terms are automatically invalid.