General Safety Tests for E&E (Electric & Electronic) Products in an Inspection
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04 Apr 2018 TIC 101

General Safety Tests for E&E (Electric & Electronic) Products in an Inspection

Products that uses electricity are considered to have potential risks of electric shock or catching fire. Read the article below to learn about type of risks and the on-site tests we provide to identify product risk during the inspection.

By Bureau Veritas Technical Services 2 minutes read

As an indication of the type of risks to beware of, you can review the RAPEX notifications from Europe to identify the key risks affecting Electrical and Electronics in Europe which show Electric shock and fire are the key risks.


For the purpose of detecting such potential safety risks, BV has required some on-site tests during the relevant E&E products inspection. The list below is to indicate which on-site test is required and its purpose:



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