Local codes can change dimensions, controls, fire service, accessibility, seismic provisions, emergency operation, documentation and inspection requirements.
Requirements vary by component and destination and may include electrical safety, EMC, environmental or elevator-specific conformity. Confirm whether the item is safety-critical.
Domestic certificates alone may not satisfy another market. Overseas acceptance depends on local regulations, recognized standards, certification bodies and inspection procedures.
Some certificates have fixed validity or require surveillance, while others depend on unchanged standards and product designs. Always check the certificate terms and current status.
Examples can include locking devices, overspeed governors, safety gears, buffers, rupture valves and certain protective electronic systems, subject to the applicable regulation.
A component certificate may support multiple projects only within its approved scope. Project-specific design, installation, local authority and final inspection requirements still apply.
Check the issuing body, certificate number, holder, product model, standard edition, validity, annexes and online verification channel. Confirm that the supplied product matches the certified configuration.
A test report records test methods and results for a specimen. A certificate states conformity under a defined certification scheme and scope; neither should be used outside its stated coverage.