Hardware Certifications
CE marking
The CE marking certifies that the product has been manufactured in compliance with the safety standards in force in Europe and the requirements imposed by one or more European Directives and the corresponding harmonized standards. These standards, for electrical panels, outline the methodologies for verifying the presumed conformity of the device in accordance with the European Directives on Low Voltage and Electromagnetic Compatibility.
The CE mark grants the product the right to free movement throughout the European Community.
UL Certification
UL Certification provides fast and secure access to the North American market, which is highly attractive to manufacturers but characterized by a unique regulatory environment that enforces stringent legal requirements regarding liabilities. It allows the free movement of products within the territory only if they comply with specific safety standards. The UL mark indicates that representative samples of a product have been tested and found to meet the applicable requirements and standards, concerning their potential risks. The reference standard for automation electrical panels is UL508A, applicable in the USA and Canada markets.