Which document you need and why

CU TR 004 certificate; EAEU TR 037 and CU TR 020 where applicable

Household mains extension leads are identified against the low-voltage certification list. Hazardous substances are reviewed under EAEU TR 037; EMC applicability depends on design, so a passive lead and an actively controlled strip do not automatically follow the same CU TR 020 route. Cable or plug certificates do not replace assessment of the finished lead, whose heating and safety also depend on assembly and internal connections.

What to send for a quotation

Start with these four items. If something is missing, send what you have and we will explain what else is needed.

01

Product name

Name, model, intended use and manufacturer.

02

HS / EAEU commodity code

Include the code if known. If not, we can help identify the product.

03

Technical description

Specifications, photographs, instructions or a product datasheet.

04

Composition and materials

Ingredients, materials or a component specification, depending on the product.

State current, voltage, cable length and cross-section, socket count, plug and earth type, and indoor/outdoor use. Provide diagrams, internal photographs, thermal protection and USB/control details; reels need wound and unwound load ratings.

Which requirements we check

  • Current rating and conductor size
  • Protective conductor continuity
  • Contact and enclosure heating
  • Insulation and live-part access protection
  • Mechanical strength and cord anchorage
  • Load marking and material evidence

How the process works

  1. 01

    Product

    Review the description and identify the required document.

  2. 02

    Assessment

    Check the records and arrange any required testing.

  3. 03

    Documentation

    Support the documentation and registration procedure.

  4. 04

    Your document pack

    Deliver the completed documents and agreed work results.

What you receive

  • Certificate and applicable additional documents after successful assessment
  • Included test reports
  • The agreed model dossier
  • Corrections needed in instructions, labels and performance claims

Sources & regulatory basis

Timing & cost

Quoted after reviewing models, manufacturers, testing scope, site visits and translation needs. The proposal separates the stages and their deliverables.