Where the regulation applies

The regulation covers listed civil defence products and equipment for natural and technological emergencies. Applicability depends on the product’s specific protective purpose and inclusion in the prescribed list.

What the regulation covers

Assessment covers claimed protective performance, functionality and resistance to design-basis hazards. For shelter equipment, applicable checks address leak tightness, air-path protection and operating limitations.

Examples of products and facilities

  • protective airtight shelter doors
  • protective gates
  • airtight shutters
  • blast-protection ventilation devices
  • shelter filtration units
  • shelter ventilation units

These examples are indicative. Applicability depends on intended use, specifications and the regulation’s exclusions.

Documentation we help prepare

PLANCK reviews intended use, design documentation, the product passport and protective-performance data and helps identify the assessment route and prepare the required documentation.

Before selecting a route, we check the current text, effective date, transitional provisions and exclusions. Listing a regulation does not mean it already applies to every product in that category.

What to prepare

  • Technical description and intended use
  • The key parameters listed above
  • Models, manufacturer and applicant details
  • Existing conformity evidence

What you receive

A requirements matrix for your product: scope, assessment route, necessary evidence and next actions.

Sources & regulatory basis

In force; certain transitional periods run until 1 June 2027. EAEU TR 050/2021 has applied since 1 June 2023. EEC Board Decision 56 of 19 May 2026 extended the dates in paragraph 1(a)–(c) of Decision 18 to 1 June 2027. This applies to the specified transitional cases; each document’s validity and the conditions for placing the product on the market must still be checked.

Regulatory basis checked:

Timing & cost

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