Azerbaijan: Separate certification process for EMC from DEC 2020
Since December 2020, the Republic of Azerbaijan forced a new regulation as part of Decision No. 175 of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
On December 2, 2020 a separate certification process for EMC aspects was established and should be fulfilled from this date. Before that, SAFETY certification covered all EMC directives. As long as there is a valid SAFETY certificate for a device covering the EMC standards (based on RED regulations), there is no need to issue a separate EMC approval.
This regulation does not influence existing requirements for a national radio approval. Finally, three different certificates are required for market access in Azerbaijan (radio, safety, EMC).
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