Electronics Compliance: Templates and Symbols
Electrical and electronic products sold in the EU must meet rules such as the Low Voltage Directive, the EMC Directive, the Radio Equipment Directive for wireless products, RoHS and WEEE. Here you can download free templates and symbols to prepare your technical file, draw up your EU declaration of conformity and label your product correctly.
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Technical File Template
View allUse this free template to prepare the technical file for your electrical or electronic product. It guides you step by step through the information the EU requires, with plain questions and a worked example for each section, and ends with a ready-to-fill EU declaration of conformity.
What is a technical file for electronics?
A technical file is the set of documents that shows your product meets EU law. For electronics, it includes a product description, drawings and circuit diagrams, the standards applied, test reports and a risk assessment. You keep it for 10 years after the last product is placed on the market and show it to market surveillance authorities on request. You do not send it to anyone in advance. The template covers all of this, plus a check of which laws apply to your product and a list of open items, so you can see at a glance what is still missing.
Which products is this template for?
The template is for electrical and electronic products sold to consumers in the EU, such as chargers and power adapters, household appliances, LED lighting, battery-powered devices and wireless products with Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. It covers the Low Voltage Directive, the EMC Directive, the Radio Equipment Directive, RoHS, the Batteries Regulation and the General Product Safety Regulation. Toys and medical devices have their own requirements and are not covered.
Do I need a technical file if my supplier has test reports?
Yes. If you sell a product under your own brand, you are the manufacturer under EU law and you are responsible for the technical file. You can use your supplier’s test reports, but only if you can show that your product is the same as the tested model. The template includes a table to link your models to the supplier’s models, and a supplier declaration of product identity. Selling from outside the EU? Then you also need an economic operator in the EU. Check which products our EU Representative service covers.
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