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If you want more information about this service (D-Mark) please
contact you local customer service staff in your respective country: +44 (0)1483 40 20 10
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What is the D-Mark?
The D-Mark is a voluntary safety mark registered and provided by UL-Demko.
It has been in use for more than 70 years and is a familiar symbol to consumers
as well as retailers and manufacturers in Europe.
The D-Mark demonstrates that the tested product complies with the requirements in:
 | Harmonised standards (for example, EN/HD), or
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| International standards (for example, IEC), or
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| National standards (for example DS), or
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| Other standards (for example, UL or VDE), or
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Other relevant parts of the above-mentioned standards
that form the basis of the certification. |
Certification of a product is based on the testing of one or
a few specimens, in other words, type testing. The manufacturer
has the obligation to ensure that his production complies precisely
with the tested product. By affixing the D-Mark to the product,
the manufacturers or importers are providing their applicants
with the opportunity to be sure that electrical safety has not
been compromised.
Your benefits
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Global market gateway accessible through UL-Demko's full
membership in the CB Scheme as a National Certification
Body (NCB) signatory in Europe. |
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The D-Mark is a verification of third party testing. |
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Competitive advantage: the D-Mark can be used for marketing
the product throughout the European Union. |
How to start?
Please contact us and attach the following information:
| A description of your product, including illustrations,
schematics, wiring diagrams, a copy of the marking plate and any appropriate product information.
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The name and address of the company responsible for the
product and a list of manufacturing locations. |
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