CE marking checker: which EU rules apply to my product?
Tick everything that describes your product, then press Show likely rules. You get a shortlist of the EU acts to read first, with the likely assessment route for each. It is a starting point, not a legal decision: every act has its own scope and exclusions, so confirm each one on its page.
How to read the result
- Likely, not final. Scope turns on exact definitions and exclusions. Does my product need CE marking? explains how to confirm them.
- Acts stack. One product can fall under several acts, and the CE mark then declares conformity with all of them.
- The route is a summary. "Depends" means the answer turns on the category, class or standards used. The act's page sets out the routes.
- No match does not mean no rules. Consumer products without CE marking still fall under the General Product Safety Regulation, and other EU product law may apply.
Next: follow the CE marking process, then draft your paperwork with the Declaration of Conformity generator.