Cumplimiento CE

CE marking declares conformity with applicable EU directives before placing products on the European market. Electromagnetic compatibility falls under Directive 2014/30/EU — SiCore dock and receiver products demonstrate compliance through harmonized EN standards, a technical construction file, risk assessment of foreseeable EM environments, and a Declaration of Conformity signed by the responsible economic operator. CE EMC is distinct from RED (2014/53/EU) for radio equipment — WPT systems with integrated Wi-Fi or cellular gateways may require dual directive assessment.

Industrial wireless charging at fixed installations still bears CE obligations on the apparatus placed on the market — the installer shares responsibility for correct integration, but the manufacturer cannot transfer EMC design duty to site electricians. SiCore supplies installation EMC guidelines: grounding, cable routing, and minimum separation from sensitive apparatus.

01Harmonized standards and routes

• EN 55011 (CISPR 11): emission limits for industrial equipment — primary dock inverter standard candidate.
• EN 61000-6-2 / EN 61000-6-4: generic immunity for industrial environments — ESD, burst, surge, conducted RF, radiated RF.
• EN 61980-x: WPT system requirements where applicable to operating conditions and safety-EMC interface.
• EN 61000-3-2 / EN 61000-3-12: harmonic current and voltage fluctuation on AC mains — PFC-equipped docks.
• Notified Body assessment: required when harmonized standards do not fully cover the product or when other directives mandate NB involvement.

02Technical file contents

SiCore technical documentation includes product description, block diagrams, EMC test reports to harmonized EN methods, firmware version control records, filter and shielding BOM with supplier declarations, and analysis of worst-case operating modes. The EMC assessment identifies applicable standards, justifies exclusions, and documents margins below limit lines. Post-market surveillance captures field EMC incidents — CAN faults during charge in EU deployments feed back into technical file updates per EU accountability requirements.

Immunity test evidence demonstrates continued safe operation and self-recovery after stress — dock controllers must not latch into unsafe power output states after EFT burst or surge events representative of industrial mains quality.

03Labeling and market placement

CE mark appears on product nameplate with visible legibility after installation where practicable — dock pit installations may place marking on accessible controller enclosure inside the pit. Declaration of Conformity lists applied standards and signatory; EU authorized representative required for non-EU manufacturers. UKCA remains a parallel requirement for Great Britain post-Brexit — SiCore maintains separate conformity packages where market access demands.