CyberTRIZPEDIA

Electronics

37 regulations apply to this sector.

Written for this sector

Battery RegElectronics sector uses batteries extensively and faces compliance obligationsBIS Export LicenseSemiconductors and electronics are key BIS export control targets.CE MarkingElectronics are among the most CE-marked product categoriesCE Marking General 2Electronics require CE Marking for EU market accessCHIPSCHIPS Act directly funds and regulates semiconductor manufacturingCRAHardware products with digital components explicitly in CRA scopeCyber Resilience ActElectronics hardware with digital components directly in scope.Cyber Trust MarkConsumer electronics manufacturers must meet labelling requirements for IoT devices.EARElectronic components with dual-use potential are EAR controlledEMC DirectiveEMC Directive sets electromagnetic compatibility requirements for electrical equipment.EMC Directive 2Updated EMC Directive governs electromagnetic compatibility of electrical equipment.ESPRElectronics are a core product category explicitly targeted by ecodesign requirements.EU Battery Regulation 2Batteries in electronic devices subject to performance and labelling obligations.EU Conflict Minerals RegElectronics sector is a major downstream user of conflict minerals.FCC Equipment AuthorizationFCC Equipment Authorization requires testing and approval for electronic devices sold in USLVDEU Low Voltage Directive governs safety of electrical and electronic equipment.LVD2Updated Low Voltage Directive governs safety of electrical and electronic equipment.REDRadio Equipment Directive applies to manufacturers of radio-enabled devices.RED CyberRED cybersecurity delegated act applies to internet-connected radio devices.Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 Machinery RegulationCovers electronic machinery and equipment placed on EU market.RoHSRestricts hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipmentRoHS 2Updated directive restricting hazardous substances in EEE, broader scopeWEEEWEEE Directive is written specifically for electrical and electronic equipment producers.

Also applies

EU Forced Labour RegulationElectronics manufacturing flagged for labour abuses in component supply.EU Import/Export ControlsElectronic components may be dual-use and subject to export controls.GPSRConsumer electronics subject to GPSR general safety obligations alongside sector rules.IEC 60601Electronics manufacturers producing medical devices must meet IEC 60601.IEC 61508Electronics used in safety systems must meet IEC 61508 requirements.IoT Cybersecurity Improvement ActElectronics manufacturers producing IoT devices for government procurement affected.Machinery Reg 2Electronic machinery and equipment subject to machinery safety requirements.Machinery RegulationElectronic machinery and equipment subject to machinery safety requirements.New Zealand Strategic Goods ListDual-use electronics are commonly included in strategic goods lists.NIST IoT CSFElectronics manufacturers producing IoT devices must address these guidelines.NIST IoT Cyber BaselineElectronics makers producing connected devices must meet baseline requirements.PEDSome electronic systems incorporating pressure components fall under PED.Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of ChemicalsElectronics contain substances of very high concern subject to REACH.Singapore Strategic Goods Control Act 2002Dual-use electronic components subject to strategic goods controls.