Low Voltage EAC Certification Services

TP TC 004 is the Russian Federation Customs Union regulation regarding low-voltage products, also known as TR CU 004. The Customs Union Technical Regulation TP TC 004/2011 "On Safety of Low-Voltage Equipment", adopted by Decision № 768 on August 16, 2011, came into effect on July 1, 2012, and became mandatory on February 15, 2013. It replaced the original GOST certification. It is a single certification universally recognized across multiple countries, and its mark is EAC.

The TP TC 004/2011 directive applies to electrical equipment with a nominal AC voltage from 50V to 1000V (inclusive) and a nominal DC voltage from 75V to 1500V (inclusive).

Overview of TP TC 004 Low Voltage

TP TC 004 is the Russian Federation Customs Union regulation regarding low-voltage products, also known as TR CU 004. The Customs Union Technical Regulation TP TC 004/2011 "On Safety of Low-Voltage Equipment", adopted by Decision № 768 on August 16, 2011, came into effect on July 1, 2012, and became mandatory on February 15, 2013. It replaced the original GOST certification. It is a single certification universally recognized across multiple countries, and its mark is EAC.

The TP TC 004/2011 directive applies to electrical equipment with a nominal AC voltage from 50V to 1000V (inclusive) and a nominal DC voltage from 75V to 1500V (inclusive).

Equipment Not Covered

• Electrical equipment operating in explosive environments;

• Medical products;

• Elevators and cargo lifts (except for electric motors);

• Electrical equipment for national defense;

• Control devices for pasture fences;

• Electrical equipment used in air, water, surface, and underground transportation;

• Electrical equipment used in the safety systems of nuclear power plant reactor installations.

List of Common Products Subject to Certification

1. Household and everyday electrical equipment and appliances.

2. Electronic computers for personal use (personal computers).

3. Low-voltage equipment connected to computers.

4. Electrified tools (manual machines and portable electric machines).

5. Electronic musical instruments.

6. Cables, wires, and flexible cords.

7. Automatic switches; circuit breaker protection devices.

8. Power distribution equipment.

9. Electrical equipment for controlling electrical installations.

Note: Products subject to the CU-TR Declaration of Conformity are generally industrial electrical appliances.

Required Documents for Certification

1. Application form.

2. Business license of the certificate holder.

3. Product manual/instructions.

4. Product technical passport (required for the CU-TR Certificate).

5. Product test reports.

6. Product drawings.

7. Representative contract / supply contract or shipping documents (for a single batch).

(Note: The obvious copy-paste duplications in the original text's lists have been cleaned up and merged to ensure a correct and professional layout).