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Stickers still need regulation. Europe has the CE marker [2] which indicates that the product meet EU safety, health or environmental requirements. However, C
by silvestrov 2y ago
Stickers still need regulation.
Europe has the CE marker [2] which indicates that the product meet EU safety, health or environmental requirements.
However, China created the "CE" marker (China Export) which looks very identical to the Europe CE marker [1]. ChinaExport does not imply any regulations.
So if you buy a power supply from China you might think it is safe due to the "fake" CE marker.
1: https://www.kimuagroup.com/news/differences-between-ce-and-china-export-markings/ https://www.kimuagroup.com/news/differences-between-ce-and-c...
2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CE_marking https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CE_marking
- majewsky 2y agoYour source no. 2 disputes your source no. 1: > In 2008, a logo very similar to CE marking was alleged to exist and to stand for China Export because some Chinese manufacturers apply it to their products. However, the European Commission says that this is a misconception. The matter was raised at the European Parliament in 2008. The Commission responded that it was unaware of the existence of any "Chinese Export" mark and that, in its view, the misunderstanding had arisen because a producer had failed to respect the precise dimensions and proportions of the mark as prescribed in the legislation.
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