Amund

There's not really been any change in what a UKCA Conformity Assessment Body 
(CAB) must do and what a EU Notified Body must do

Furthermore, the technical requirements of the UK regulations have not changed 
since Brexit, so are same as EMCD, LVD, RED

The product might be unchanged in 10 years, but "state of the art" the EMC has 
changed, so depending on the product, and the EMC environment it is used in, 
some updated assessment may be required.


Best regards
Charlie

Charlie Blackham
Sulis Consultants Ltd
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From: Amund Westin <[email protected]>
Sent: 28 June 2022 07:11
To: [email protected]
Subject: [PSES] UKCA


What is your experience:

  *   Will a UKCA Notified Body normally approve the use of old test results 
(approx. 10 years old EMC report) under a conformity assessment today? We are 
preparing for some EMC testing, but wanted to re-use some results, to keep down 
the scope as much as possible.

The product is unmodified since last test, even some uncritical components 
(passive) have been changed during the years. I realize that re-use of 10 years 
old test results sounds on the edge of what is reasonable, but I'm mostly 
interested in the UKCA procedure regarding use of past results, no matter how 
old they are.

Thanks!

BR
Amund




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