No, many overseas companies sell directly into the UK; there is no reason relating to UKCA Marking that would affect this. << Back [...]
In the EU, a product will be assessed under an ETA or a hEN but not both. The same principle applies for UKCA marking. If [...]
A Declaration of Conformity is required for the UK market in addition to a separate Declaration of Performance for the EU. << Back [...]
UKCA Marking is done against the existing UK Designated Standard and as such the test requirements remain unchanged to those required for CE Marking. The [...]
This is currently unclear. There is currently no mutual recognition of test reports between the EU and the UK and potentially it might be necessary [...]
Yes, this is acceptable, provided that the rules for placing the product on both markets have been met. << Back to FAQ's
Building Regulations and guidance have been amended across the UK several times during 2022, mainly covering fire safety, energy economy and ventilation.
BBA Certificates are to be updated to allow for these new requirements, but users should be aware that this will take some time and that, in the meantime, the Regulations quoted and the associated comments may not be valid. This does not affect the performance characteristics quoted in Certificates and potential users should ensure that these parameters enable a product to satisfy the requirements of the current Regulations.
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