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Mike Blanc
Dear All,
My company is making a new device and we had used an ISO standard as product standard. This device has certain new and improve features, as a result we are unable to meet only one of the ISO standard requirement.
My QA colleague mentioned in order to get CE mark for this device (class IIa), we will need to comply 100% to the ISO standard.
My questions are:
1. Do I need to comply 100% to the standard in order to claim compliance?
2. If I do not claim compliance to the standard, will I still able to get the CE mark?
3. Can I claim partial compliance to the standard? E.g Comply to ISO XYZ, exclude clause 1.2.3.
4. By claiming partial compliance, will it affect the application for CE mark (device is class IIa)?
Looking forward to your advise.
My company is making a new device and we had used an ISO standard as product standard. This device has certain new and improve features, as a result we are unable to meet only one of the ISO standard requirement.
My QA colleague mentioned in order to get CE mark for this device (class IIa), we will need to comply 100% to the ISO standard.
My questions are:
1. Do I need to comply 100% to the standard in order to claim compliance?
2. If I do not claim compliance to the standard, will I still able to get the CE mark?
3. Can I claim partial compliance to the standard? E.g Comply to ISO XYZ, exclude clause 1.2.3.
4. By claiming partial compliance, will it affect the application for CE mark (device is class IIa)?
Looking forward to your advise.
