From the Commission's " Guide to the implementation of directives 
based on the New Approach and the Global Approach":

"According to the Directives relating to machinery, personal 
protective equipment, active implantable medical devices, medical 
devices, potentially explosives [sic] atmospheres, lifts (as regards 
safety components), in vitro diagnostic medical devices, and radio 
and telecommunications terminal equipment the minimum dimension of 
the CE marking may be waived for small devices."

I'm also sure that somewhere I've seen a rule which says that if the 
largest dimension of the product is less than 150mm the size of the 
logo can be reduced from 5 to 3mm, but I can't find where that comes 
>from in a quick look this morning, and it's not in the Directives so 
it's only a guideline anyway. I think it may be an adaptation of the 
marking requirements from one of the LVD standards.

I have seen incorrect size of the logo cited in safeguard actions 
under the LVD, but only where there are other, more substantial, 
problems with the product. I very much doubt it would ever be used as 
the sole basis of action, but it's part of a general picture which 
the enforcement people use to determine whether or not a product is 
worthy of closer investigation.

Nick.


At 5:54 am +0800 28/4/06, kohscp wrote:
>Hi good people,
>According to CE mark label requirement,
>"The various components of the CE marking must have substantially 
>the same vertical dimension, which may not be less than 5 mm."
>
>But however, I've seen lots of products bearing CE logo which is 
>definitely lesser than 5mm height.
>Such as some electronic products, toy product and on my desk a 
>stationary highlighter, all which have CE mark of about 3mm height.
>
>Isn't this deem not meeting to CE mark logo specs/requirement?
>Is there any cases of penalty that anyone can provide so that I 
>could use it to show to our management guys.
>
>Thanks.
>
>Regards
>Koh
>

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