UK Market Essentials — Reference Books

UKCA Marking for Electronics Products

The reference you keep open while you work — not a video you have to scrub back through. The same curriculum as the Krono Labs UKCA Marking for Electronics Products course, in a format you can read in one sitting, search in seconds, and return to mid-project. Covers which UK Statutory Instruments apply to your product, how UK designated standards work, when a UK Approved Body is required, how to build a technical file that withstands OPSS and Trading Standards scrutiny, how to write a valid UK Declaration of Conformity, and how to run CE and UKCA compliance programmes in parallel. Northern Ireland's unique position under the Windsor Framework, the UK Responsible Person requirement, common failure modes, and post-market obligations are all covered with worked examples throughout.

UK REACH & RoHS: Chemical Compliance Post-Brexit

The reference you keep open on your desk while you actually run a compliance programme, not a video transcript you have to scrub back through to find one number. This book covers the same curriculum as the Krono Labs UK REACH and RoHS course, restructured for reading, searching, and returning to mid-project. It starts from what Brexit actually did to UK chemical law — the specific legislation, the institutions, and the timeline, including the 2026 amendment that pushed UK REACH's transitional registration deadlines out to between 2029 and 2031. It then builds forward through scoping your own product, registering a substance, screening against the UK candidate list and Authorisation List, applying UK RoHS's ten restricted substances at the homogeneous material level, commissioning and reading laboratory test reports, building a complete technical file, and writing a UK Declaration of Conformity that references the correct legislation rather than its EU predecessor. The UK Only Representative role, downstream user obligations under UK CLP, Northern Ireland's position under the Windsor Framework, real enforcement failure patterns, and a full end-to-end worked walkthrough are all covered in depth, with reference tables and worksheets that go beyond what fits into narrated video.

UK PSTI Act & IoT Product Security Compliance: A Practical Guide for Connected Product Manufacturers

Most connected-device manufacturers encounter the UK's Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure Act the same way: as a vague compliance item flagged late, treated as paperwork rather than the concrete engineering and documentation programme it actually is. Since April 29, 2024, that vagueness carries real statutory risk — penalties up to £10 million or 4% of worldwide revenue, stop notices, and forced recalls. This book is built to remove the vagueness entirely. It walks through the PSTI Act from first principles to complete practical compliance: exactly which products count as "relevant connectable products" and which are excluded, the three statutory minimum security requirements and what each demands in genuine engineering terms, the deemed-compliance route through ETSI EN 303 645 and its specific provision mapping, how to build a genuine vulnerability disclosure process, how to set and communicate a defined security support period, exactly what the Statement of Compliance under Schedule 4 must contain and how long you must retain it, the distinct duties running across manufacturers, importers, distributors, and UK authorised representatives, how to build a real technical compliance file, what testing and assessment PSTI actually requires versus what's optional, how PSTI compares to the EU Cyber Resilience Act and RED cybersecurity rules, and exactly how OPSS enforcement works. Every chapter closes with a knowledge check drawn directly from the companion video course, and eight appendices turn the book's worksheets, checklists, and templates into tools you can put to work on your own product immediately. This book contains the use of artificial intelligence.