Conformity Sheet
Every category · Industrial equipment · connected product

Industrial control panel or drive

Electrical equipment under the LVD and EMC directives with the industrial control panel and switchgear standards, listing for the US, and the CRA where the controller is networked.

Regimes

Regimes engaged, per market

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EULVDEMCRoHSREACHWEEECRA
UKUK Electrical SafetyUKCAUK EMCUK RoHSUK REACHUK WEEE
USOSHA/ANSIUL/NRTLFCC Part 15
Documents

What the file has to hold

After sale

Duties that continue after sale

This week

This week

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CRA: EU Cyber Resilience Act
CRA Art.2 Scope - Products with Digital Elements (Article 2)

Article 2 sets the scope: the Regulation applies to PDEs whose intended purpose or reasonably foreseeable use includes a direct or indirect logical or physical data connection to a device or network. Carve-outs include: products covered by sector-specific Union law (medical devices under MDR/IVDR, motor vehicles under ...

Evidence an inspector accepts: Scope-determination matrix for each product (PDE category, applicable sectoral carve-out if any, FOSS-steward boundary); CRA-vs-sector-Regulation precedence analysis
Common gap: Applying CRA to a medical-device PDE that is in fact governed by MDR cybersecurity requirements (sectoral carve-out applies)
EU Cyber Resilience Act on compliance.theartofservice.com
CRA Art.13, Annex I Manufacturer obligations and essential requirements (Article 13 + Annex I)

Article 13 imposes the central manufacturer obligations: (1) design, develop and produce the PDE to ensure an appropriate level of cybersecurity based on the cybersecurity risk assessment in Article 13(2); (2) Article 13(6) due diligence on third-party components integrated in the PDE including FOSS dependencies; (3) A...

Evidence an inspector accepts: Cybersecurity risk assessment per Article 13(2) for each PDE; Third-party component due-diligence file per Article 13(6) including SBOM and FOSS-component analysis; Documented support period per Article 13(8) communicated to users and tracked operationally
Common gap: No documented support period or support-period shorter than the product's reasonably expected lifecycle
EU Cyber Resilience Act on compliance.theartofservice.com
CRA Art.31 Technical documentation (Article 31 + Annex VII)

Article 31 requires the manufacturer to draw up the technical documentation for the PDE before it is placed on the market and to keep it up to date during the support period. The technical documentation contains the items in Annex VII: general description, design and manufacturing of the product including risk assessme...

Evidence an inspector accepts: Technical-documentation file aligned with Annex VII; 10-year retention plan; Microenterprise / SME simplified-documentation reliance where applicable (Annex VI)
Common gap: Technical documentation lacking Annex VII items (e.g. no SBOM, no risk assessment)
EU Cyber Resilience Act on compliance.theartofservice.com
CRA Art.27, 28 Presumption of conformity and EU declaration of conformity (Articles 27-28)

Article 27 establishes a presumption of conformity for PDEs that conform with: (a) harmonised standards or parts thereof published in the Official Journal; (b) European cybersecurity certification schemes adopted under (EU) 2019/881 designating the schemes as offering presumption of conformity with all or part of the e...

Evidence an inspector accepts: EU declaration of conformity for each PDE per Annex V; Mapping of relied-upon harmonised standards or European cybersecurity certification schemes
Common gap: EU declaration of conformity missing Annex V required content
EU Cyber Resilience Act on compliance.theartofservice.com
CRA Art.32 Conformity assessment procedures (Article 32)

Article 32 sets the conformity assessment routes: (1) Default PDE - Module A (internal production control - self-assessment by the manufacturer); (2) Important PDE Class I (Annex III Class I) - Module A if the manufacturer applies harmonised standards or European cybersecurity certification, otherwise Module B+C (EU ty...

Evidence an inspector accepts: Conformity-assessment route selection record per PDE class; Module B+C / Module H notified-body engagement evidence; EUCC certification engagement evidence for Critical PDEs
Common gap: Self-assessment (Module A) for an Important Class II or Critical PDE
EU Cyber Resilience Act on compliance.theartofservice.com

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