How to use foreign protocols? Scheme 1D.

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GOST R 1.7 2014, Cooperation Agreement with Europe, Agreement on mutual recognition of tests and calibration, Agreement between the Russian Federation and the International Electrotechnical Commission. Here is only a small part of the regulatory documentation related to the recognition of test reports.

Hello everyone.

Today we will talk about the topic "Recognition of foreign test reports when declaring according to the Technical Regulations of the Eurasian Economic Union, scheme 1d" because this is what most people are interested in, isn't it?

Of course, yes!

So if we are going to talk about this topic, then forget about everything I have told you. This is a joke of course! It is worth getting acquainted with this in order to understand what is being discussed and within the framework of which certain test protocols are recognized. But when talking about the recognition of test reports according to the 1d scheme and declaration according to the Technical Regulations of the Customs Union or the Eurasian Economic Union, all this regulatory documentation is really not needed.

Why?

Because it concerns only the Russian Federation and its agreements with foreign states. We are talking about the Customs Union - the Eurasian Economic Union, and there is a completely different legislation. We should look at the Technical Regulations themselves, but also Decision No. 44 will help you.

Let's figure it out.

Before the entry into force of the 44th Decision, namely, until April 18, 2018, in all Technical Regulations, then still the Customs Union, there was such a phrase "in the scheme 1d it was possible to use the applicant's own testing laboratory", this gave greater freedom. You could use both a voluntary laboratory in the Russian Federation, both the manufacturer's laboratories, and laboratories located abroad, where the manufacturer applied for tests as part of its conformity assessment.

Then, starting from April 18, 2018, when this decision came into force, the phrase was changed in all technical regulations. Now there appears "the manufacturer's own testing laboratory", that is, it is no longer possible to contact other testing laboratories.

Personally, we are engaged in electronics and radio electronics, so our regulations are 004 (Low-voltage equipment), 020 (Electromagnetic compatibility), 010 (Machinery and equipment) and 037 (Content of hazardous substances). All the regulations were developed before the entry into force of this 44 Decision and there is freedom everywhere, but what does this mean?

This means that we are free to choose any test reports created in a foreign country, and it does not matter whether it is an accredited laboratory abroad, or whether it is an ordinary production laboratory of our manufacturer.

What are the restrictions?

There are actually no restrictions. You can use any test reports.

What is it that comes out? that you can take any protocol and register a declaration on it?

Technically, yes. But you need to follow 4 rules.

What are these rules?

First. You need to choose GOST standards in accordance with the Technical Regulations that apply to your products, that is, before recognizing any

the test report or something else, or to register a declaration, you first need to pick up these GOST standards. These standards are all prescribed within the framework of Technical Regulations. You can find these lists.

Second. From these GOST standards, it is necessary to select the indicators for which you need to test your products.

The third. View the permitted standards that these products must comply with in order to comply with the Technical Regulations as a whole. After that, these indicators should be selected in your foreign test report. (Indicators from GOST = Indicators from PI).

Fourth. Russian Russian is the main language of the Customs Union, because we are dealing with the Customs Union and the main language of the Customs Union is Russian. And all the documents must be translated, and if you are engaged in a narrow nomenclature, then in principle it is not difficult to implement all these four points at all.

It is necessary to spend a little time to study the regulatory documentation, after which it will get on the flow. If you are asking for help in registering a declaration, then be very careful and attentive here.

Why?

Because all the companies that provide you with registration services do not bear any responsibility for your declaration. It lies entirely on your shoulders. And the "gods of certification "often" put a pig" without translating the protocols, do not look at this protocol, do not select GOST standards or select them from the category "I used to do this" and as a result it may come back to you after some time.

We have already talked about fines many times and if you are interested, you can watch the previous videos.

As a result, I will summarize:

Follow the 4 rules and you will be happy.

First, select the state standards.

Second , select the indicators for your products.

Third , pull out the indicators from your foreign protocols.

Fourth, translate your foreign protocol with these indicators.

That's all I have.

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