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The CE mark is not a safety mark, it only documents compliance with the directives of the European Union. The CE mark is an administrative sign and is affixed by manufacturers themselves. | |
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The ENEC mark is a symbol for product labelling of electrical appliances in the European Union. In contrast to the CE mark, the ENEC mark is not merely a self-declaration of the manufacturer, but is awarded by independent test institutes. | |
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The VDE mark is a voluntary seal to document the safety and standard conformity of electronic devices. The VDE mark is issued exclusively by the VDE Testing and Certification Institute. | |
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Suitable for direct mounting on normally flammable building materials. This mark is no longer required today, but is often still attached to luminaires. The F-sign has not been required since 12.04.2012. The mounting surfaces of luminaires must not become too hot. | |
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Luminaires with the MM mark are suitable for installation in furniture made of materials with unknown flammability properties. | |
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