E-Book21 chapters # CE Marking for IoT Devices — The Book The reference you keep open while you work — not a video you have to scrub back through. The same curriculum as the Krono Labs CE Marking for IoT Devices course, in a format you can read in one sitting, search in seconds, and return to mid-project. Covers every directive that can apply to an IoT product — RED, LVD, EMC, the Cyber Resilience Act, GPSR, Machinery Regulation, RoHS, REACH, WEEE, and Battery Regulation — plus the complete compliance process from applicability assessment through testing, technical file construction, and a legally sound multi-directive Declaration of Conformity. 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Built from a regulatory graph already at work 1,642 users this week 661 guides 323 product types 9 markets ## Chapters Read Chapter 1 free → 1 CE Marking and the Connected Product Revolution IoT changes CE marking in ways that catch even experienced engineers off-guard. 2 How the CE Framework Works The New Legislative Framework is the architecture behind every CE mark — understanding it is the foundation for everything that follows. 3 The IoT Directive Stack — Which Rules Apply to Your Product The most expensive mistake in IoT compliance is assuming the wrong directives apply. 4 Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53/EU — The Heart of IoT Compliance The RED is the primary directive for virtually every wireless IoT product. 5 EMC Directive 2014/30/EU — When Wired and Industrial IoT Needs It Not every IoT device has a radio. 6 Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU — Mains-Powered IoT The moment your IoT device connects to the mains, the LVD applies. 7 Cyber Resilience Act — The New Mandatory Cybersecurity Law The CRA is not optional, not a certification scheme, and not something to plan for later. 8 GPSR 2023 — General Product Safety Regulation for Consumer IoT GPSR replaced the General Product Safety Directive in December 2024 and explicitly includes cybersecurity as part of product safety. 9 Machinery Regulation 2023/1230 — Industrial IoT with Control Functions If your IIoT device sends commands to anything that moves, the Machinery Regulation may apply — regardless of whether it looks like machinery. 10 RoHS, REACH, WEEE, and Battery Regulation for IoT Environmental compliance is not optional. 11 Directive Applicability and Essential Requirements Mapping The applicability assessment and ER mapping table are the two documents that drive everything else in your compliance project. 12 Harmonised Standards — Finding and Selecting the Right Ones Harmonised standards give you the presumption of conformity — but only if you select the right ones, use OJ-listed versions, and apply them correctly. 13 Conformity Assessment Routes for IoT Module A self-declaration covers most IoT. 14 Testing Strategy — From Pre-Compliance Bench to Accredited Lab The cost difference between finding a failure at the bench and finding it at the accredited lab is measured in weeks and thousands of euros. 15 Building the Technical File for IoT The technical file is what a market surveillance authority will ask for first. 16 Declaration of Conformity The DoC is your signed legal declaration that the product meets all applicable directives. 17 CE Mark, EU Representative, and Importer Obligations The CE mark has strict size and placement rules. 18 Post-Market Obligations, Product Changes, and Enforcement Compliance does not end when the product ships. 19 Common IoT CE Marking Failures — and Real Field Stories The same failure modes recur across IoT compliance projects. 20 Summary, Action Plan, and Toolkit Turn everything you have learned into a concrete action plan for your next IoT product — and use the templates to execute it. 21 What's Next — Keep Building The CE mark is the beginning of your product's regulatory journey, not the end. 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