Russell,

The R&TTE CE-marking includes a character (!) if geographical or
TELCO-interface restrictions.  LVD/EMC CE-marking is simply 'CE', no extra
information.

The compulsory R&TTE marking is good; no one wants customers to break seals
on retail packages to find whether R&TTE products have restricted
application.

Optional LVD/EMC marking
CE-marking of retail packaging is a good idea.  CE-marking on cartons is not
so important if product is sold in bulk packs to professional installers.

David

-----Original Message-----
From: Russell [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 10:39 AM
To: emc-pstc
Subject: CE Mark on Product Packaging



Does anybody know why the placing of the CE mark on product packaging is 
compulsory under the RTTE Directive, yet optional under the EMC and LVD 
Directives?

Or am I wrong?

Only curious,

Russell.


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