The General Assemblies of CEN and CENELEC have overwhelmingly agreed to revise the membership arrangements in their statutes. With a new category of full membership overcoming the UK’s departure from the EU, the compatibility of standards across Europe is safeguarded. Euralarm welcomes the new agreement as it will support access for businesses to the European market.
CertAlarm, an organization offering a pan-European quality mark in the fire protection and security systems industry, today confirmed the completion of its 4th cycle of round-robin test series.
Attached is the June 2022 Compliance Report with info on AI and the plans of the upcoming Czech Presidency on this topic, the Cyber Resilience Act, the Construction Products Regulation, the New Legislative Framework, the Standardisation Policy, the ROHS review and much more.
The June 2025 edition of the Compliance Newsletter is now online. The newsletter contains news on the latest evolutions and developments concerning European Directives & Regulations that are of interest for Euralarm members.
In 2016 Euralarm and the European Fire & Security Group (EFSG) started working on exchanging knowhow and info on the implementation of a basic agreement for fire detection products. This resulted in the Task Force EFSG that re-established its work last year. We spoke with chair Andreas Brenner on the progress of the work.
Euralarm members of the Fire Section are asking all test and certification bodies to not mandatory also request compliance with EN 54-3:2014+A1:2019 with regards to any private label scheme or quality mark they offer.
Euralarm has presented its Priorities and Challenges 2019-2024. 'Working together for a safer and more secure future' is the name of the document that describes areas of cooperation to achieve a safer and more secure society for Europe and build an industry that contributes to sustainable growth in Europe.
