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Almost every exporting factory says its equipment is CE marked. This page lists them and explains what the mark actually means, because it is the most over-trusted claim in the industry.
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CE marking is the manufacturer's own declaration that a product meets the EU rules that apply to it. For electrical cardio equipment that covers electrical safety and electromagnetic compatibility. It is not an approval issued by an authority.
Ask for the EU Declaration of Conformity and the test reports behind it. Check that the declaration names the exact models and lists the directives and standards applied. For the UK, ask about UKCA marking too.
CE is a self-declaration. Treat it as a minimum for EU import, not as evidence of quality.
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