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Control Panel wiring and UKCA

simon2545

Hi Guys

Looking to start manufacturing custom control enclosures for led lighting from what i understand these will need a UKCA mark to distribute into the uk.

All the components inside the enclosure are either CE or UKCA marked and its just assembling by fixing the components onto the panel and wiring to terminals for the customer to install on site.

i understand that we need to follow the low voltage directive for self certification on the enclosure but the standards are a little confusing on which one to follow.

its been suggested that we follow BS7671 for the wiring but we have also had BS61439 mentioned.

Any help or pointers would be greatly appreciated 

Thanks

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    from what i understand these will need a UKCA mark to distribute into the uk.

    It depends on which bit of the UK. I think you'll need an UKNI and/or(?) CE mark for Northern Ireland.

       - Andy.

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    from what i understand these will need a UKCA mark to distribute into the uk.

    It depends on which bit of the UK. I think you'll need an UKNI and/or(?) CE mark for Northern Ireland.

       - Andy.

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