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The same mark is used to indicate compliance for electrical products and installed prescribed electrical works.
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When used for electrical product, this mark is called the Regulatory Compliance Mark (RCM), and when used for installed prescribed electrical work, it is called the Electrical Authentication Mark.
Regulatory compliance mark (RCM)
The RCM is used to indicate compliance of electrical and electronic product with both electrical safety and EMC requirements. Its use is controlled by a standard, AS/NZS 4417.
Read the labelling requirements on the Radio Spectrum Management website(external link)
Electrical authentication mark
The Electrical Authentication Mark must appear on both the Certificate of Compliance (CoC) and Electrical Safety Certificate (ESC) to show that these are legitimate documents. However, if the CoC and ESC are incorporated into one document, the mark only needs to appear once.
Templates for Certificates of Compliance and Electrical Safety Certificates
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