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Built to clear customs and inspection

Sourcing in China exempts you from nothing. Placing a transformer on the EU market means meeting all of the following — and as the brand, we carry the manufacturer's obligations.

The five requirements

  • CE marking — EU Declaration of Conformity and full technical file, under our manufacturer responsibility.
  • Ecodesign Tier 2 — Regulation (EU) 548/2014: capped no-load and load losses, mandatory since July 2021. This single rule eliminates most cheap transformers built for other markets. Read the Tier 2 guide →
  • IEC / EN 60076 — type, routine and special tests; KEMA / TÜV witnessed reports on request.
  • RoHS / REACH — hazardous substances controlled and documented across all components.
  • WEEE — producer registration and eco-contribution, mandatory from the very first unit.
Who is responsible? We are — as the brand. By selling transformers under our brand, we take on the manufacturer's regulatory obligations: CE, technical file, DoC, Tier 2. The regulatory risk is ours, not yours.

And the import itself? Two ways to work

  • Your company imports (most common in B2B): you are the importer of record — EORI, import VAT — and we supply the complete pack: EU Declaration of Conformity, test reports, nameplate, technical documentation. Smooth customs clearance. See CE & documentation →
  • We arrange the import: delivery cleared through an EU-established importer or authorised representative — no customs steps on your side.

In both cases, the manufacturer's obligations stay with us; only the logistics change.

For projects in France, our designs also align with the applicable NF standards (NF EN 60076, NF C 13-100 / 13-200) and DSO requirements (Enedis / RTE) — see the French version for the full France-specific documentation. This page states general principles, not legal advice.

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