List of standards to TR TS 004/2011 PDF

Full title and description

List of standards to TR TS 004/2011 — the official compilations (annexes) of national, interstate and international standards referenced for voluntary use to demonstrate conformity with the requirements of the Technical Regulation of the Customs Union TR ТС 004/2011 "On the safety of low‑voltage equipment". These lists include standards used to interpret safety clauses, as well as standards that contain test and measurement methods, sampling rules and procedures required for conformity assessment of low‑voltage equipment.

Abstract

TR ТС 004/2011 is supported by formal annexed lists of standards that manufacturers, testing laboratories and certification bodies may apply on a voluntary basis to show compliance with the regulation's safety requirements. The lists include product‑specific safety standards (for example household appliances, luminaires, plugs/sockets, switchgear, IT equipment), and separate lists of test and measurement methods. The annexed lists were approved with the Technical Regulation (Decision No. 768, 16 August 2011) and have been updated by subsequent decisions and amendments; the consolidated collections run to several hundred entries across product and test‑method annexes.

General information

• Status: Adopted and applied (technical regulation adopted 16 August 2011; entered into force 15 February 2013). Annex lists approved with the regulation and subject to periodic updates and amendment by EAEU/EEC decisions.
• Publication date: Decision approving TR ТС 004/2011 and its annexes: 16 August 2011 (regulation effective from 15 February 2013). Annex lists have later revisions and amendments.
• Publisher: Commission of the Customs Union / Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) — official lists issued as annexes to the TR and by subsequent EEC decisions.
• ICS / categories: Electrotechnical engineering (ICS 29 — electrotechnical engineering and related product standards); also cross‑references to product sectors covered by the regulation (household appliances, lighting, wiring accessories, switchgear, IT equipment, hand‑held tools, etc.).
• Edition / version: Original annex approved with Decision No. 768 (16 Aug 2011); multiple updated editions and corrigenda have been published since — users should refer to the latest consolidated annex issued by the EEC for the effective edition.
• Number of pages: Variable by edition — the annexes are published as multi‑page tables. The consolidated lists contain several hundred line items (commonly cited figures range from the mid‑hundreds for product and test‑method lists combined); the exact page count depends on the printed PDF edition and subsequent updates.

Scope

This compilation covers the standards that are identified as providing accepted technical solutions for meeting the requirements of TR ТС 004/2011. It includes: product safety standards (household appliances, lighting, cables, connectors, switchgear, hand‑held tools, IT and office equipment, pumps, audio/video equipment, etc.), standards for marking and user documentation, and separate lists of standards that specify test methods, measurement procedures and sampling rules necessary for conformity assessment under the regulation. The lists apply to low‑voltage equipment rated within the voltage ranges given in the TR (AC and DC thresholds) and to products subject to certification or declaration under that regulation.

Key topics and requirements

• Catalogue of product‑specific safety standards that, if applied, provide presumption of conformity with TR ТС 004/2011 clauses.
• Lists of test and measurement standards (methods, procedures, sampling rules) required for conformity assessment and laboratory testing.
• Standards covering electrical shock protection, insulation, earthing, protective devices (circuit breakers, RCDs, fuses), clearance and creepage distances, overheating and thermal tests, fire safety and flammability of materials.
• Standards for mechanical safety, stability, guards and moving parts where applicable to specific equipment types.
• Requirements and standards for marking, instructions for safe use, and technical documentation for end users and service personnel.
• References to international (IEC/EN) standards and their national/interstate (GOST/IS) equivalents used in the EAEU market.
• Procedural standards for sampling, test reporting, calibration and measurement uncertainty used by accredited test laboratories.

Typical use and users

Primary users are manufacturers (and their authorised representatives), testing laboratories, certification bodies and national regulators in EAEU member states. Typical uses include: selecting harmonised standards to demonstrate conformity, preparing test programs and technical files for certification or declaration, conducting laboratory tests in accordance with normative methods, and ensuring product documentation and marking meet TR requirements. Importers and customs authorities use the lists to determine applicable conformity assessment pathways for low‑voltage equipment.

Related standards

Commonly referenced international and regional standards that appear in the annexes or are relevant to TR ТС 004/2011 include IEC/EN series such as IEC 60335 (safety of household and similar electrical appliances), IEC 60598 (luminaires), IEC 60884 (plugs, socket‑outlets), IEC 60947 (low‑voltage switchgear and controlgear), IEC 62368 (audio/video and ICT equipment), and many GOST adaptations or interstate standards. Related EAEU technical regulations of interest: TR CU 020/2011 (electromagnetic compatibility), TR EAEU 037/2016 (restriction of hazardous substances / RoHS‑type requirements), TR CU 010/2011 (machinery), TR CU 011/2011 (lifts) and other product‑specific TRs where interface or exclusion rules apply.

Keywords

TR ТС 004/2011, low‑voltage equipment, list of standards, annex, test methods, sampling, conformity assessment, EAEU, EAC, GOST, IEC, household appliances, luminaires, switchgear, certification, declaration, Decision No. 768

FAQ

Q: What is this standard?

A: This is not a single standard but the official list(s) of standards published as annex(es) to the Customs Union Technical Regulation TR ТС 004/2011 "On the safety of low‑voltage equipment". The lists identify standards whose application provides a presumption of conformity with the TR and list the test and measurement methods used for conformity assessment.

Q: What does it cover?

A: The annexed lists cover product‑specific safety standards (household appliances, lighting, connectors, cables, switchgear, IT equipment, hand‑held tools, etc.), and separate standards enumerating testing and measurement methods (including sampling rules) necessary to apply and verify compliance with TR ТС 004/2011.

Q: Who typically uses it?

A: Manufacturers, authorised representatives, accredited test laboratories, conformity assessment bodies, certification authorities and customs/regulatory officials use the lists when preparing technical documentation, carrying out tests and issuing certificates or declarations of conformity for products placed on the EAEU market.

Q: Is it current or superseded?

A: The original list was approved with Decision No. 768 (16 August 2011) and the TR came into force on 15 February 2013. The annex lists have been amended and updated by subsequent EEC/EAEU decisions and corrigenda. Users must consult the most recent consolidated annex or the EEC registry to confirm the current applicable edition because entries and referenced standard numbers are periodically revised.

Q: Is it part of a series?

A: The lists are published as annexes to TR ТС 004/2011 and are part of the broader family of Technical Regulations and their annexed reference lists within the Customs Union / EAEU framework. They are closely associated with other TRs covering electrical products (for example EMC, restricted substances) and with the common procedures for conformity assessment across the EAEU.

Q: What are the key keywords?

A: Low‑voltage equipment, TR ТС 004/2011, list of standards, test methods, sampling rules, annex, EAEU, EAC, GOST, IEC, conformity assessment, Decision No. 768.