If you want to have VDE and BSI and AFNOR and .......... marks, you should talk to them. They will probably tell you that you should go for the ENEC mark. Recently, the EC CA Bodies agreed to take EN 60 950 under the ENEC umbrella. However, that is not a mandated requirement in any of the EC member states. There may be a marketing advantage. The CABs will certainly tell you so.
You may affix the CE marking if you meet the essential requirements of the Low Voltage Directive. You are assumed to have met the essentials of the LVD if you meet the requirements of EN 60 950, for this product. EN 60 950 has been transposed into a national standard in many of the member states. I don't know why the BSI and AFNOR need to do this as IEC950 is available in English and French, however, other countries want to translate the thing into something their citizens can read. (Not convinced that IEC950 is readable in any language). As you can see, it is all quite simple, once you know what numbers various countries have given IEC950. Ciao, Vic
