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What is included in a UKCA Declaration of Conformity<\/h2>\n

A UKCA Self-Declaration of Conformity<\/a> or a Declaration issued after a conformity assessment of a certifying body<\/a> have exactly the same format and only differ by point 4. among those listed below:<\/p>\n

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  1. name and full business address of the manufacturing company or of the Authorized Representative<\/a><\/li>\n
  2. product serial number, model, or type identification<\/li>\n
  3. statement indicating that the manufacturer assumes all responsibility for the compliance of the product<\/li>\n
  4. details of the approved body that carried out the conformity assessment procedure (if applicable)<\/li>\n
  5. the relevant legislation that the product complies with<\/li>\n
  6. name and signature of the manufacturer or Authorized Representative<\/li>\n
  7. issuing date<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    \ud83d\udc49 Despite not being explicitly prohibited, to combine the EC Declaration and the UKCA Declaration in a single document is not recommended. We recommend keeping them separate and not mixing the different normative references.<\/p>\n

    Clarification on relevant legislation<\/h2>\n

    The “relevant legislation” to be mentioned in the Declaration of Conformity consists of the UK Regulations and Designated Standards.<\/p>\n

    Regulations are the higher-rank norms and correspond to the EU Directives.<\/a><\/p>\n

    Designed Standards make it possible to demonstrate the conformity of products (but also of services and procedures) to British norms. They can be adopted by a recognized standardization body:<\/p>\n