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EAC Certification for Explosion-Proof Luminaires

Explosion-proof luminaires must be assessed for both their electrical function and their hazardous-area protection. Ordinary luminaires under HS 9405 do not automatically fall under TR CU 012/2011.

Explosion-Proof Luminaires for EAC certification in the Eurasian Economic Union
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Quick compliance overview

Product category
Explosion-Proof Equipment
HS / TN VED
9405
Assessment status
Verified regulatory mapping available

Registry intelligence

Preliminary EAC assessment

For Explosion-Proof Luminaires, the verified regulatory mapping indicates an EAC Certificate under TR CU 012/2011 as the likely route. The luminaire must be designed for operation in an explosive atmosphere and carry the applicable Ex marking supported by manufacturer technical documentation. Ordinary luminaires under HS 9405 are not automatically within TR CU 012/2011.

Likely conformity route
EAC Certificate
Confidence
medium
Likely regulation
TR CU 012/2011
HS / TN VED
9405

Preliminary registry statistics

Registry statistics are not available yet. Numerical data will appear only after a reproducible registry sample has been extracted.

Assessment evidence: TR CU 012/2011 — EEC materials on conformity assessment and Ex identification · 2026-08-27
Expert assessment required

This is a preliminary regulation-based assessment, not a final conformity determination. An EAC expert must verify the exact product description, design, intended use, technical parameters and current regulatory-list position before the route is confirmed.

What is usually required for this product?

The assessment focuses on the Ex protection concept, hazardous-area group/category, temperature class, light source and driver configuration, enclosure construction and complete Ex marking.

Certificate or declaration?

A verified route supports EAC Ex certification where the luminaire is specifically designed for explosive atmospheres. The manufacturer's Ex documentation is therefore essential to distinguish it from ordinary lighting equipment.

Applicable technical regulations

TR CU 012/2011 is the verified core regulation for equipment intended for explosive atmospheres. Other EAEU regulations may also apply to integrated electrical, machinery, EMC or pressure functions.

Verified conformity information

  • TR CU 012/2011
    HS / TN VED: 9405
    Conformity form: certificate

    The luminaire must be designed for operation in an explosive atmosphere and carry the applicable Ex marking supported by manufacturer technical documentation. Ordinary luminaires under HS 9405 are not automatically within TR CU 012/2011.

Cost and timeframe

Final cost and duration depend on the applicable regulation, conformity scheme, testing scope, technical documentation, sample requirements and project configuration.

  • •Ex protection concept and marking
  • •Light source / driver variants
  • •Enclosure size and material range
  • •Existing IECEx/ATEX test reports

Documents usually requested

For an initial assessment, manufacturers should normally be ready to provide:

  • Luminaire datasheet and model range
  • Complete Ex marking
  • Enclosure and optical/electrical drawings
  • Light source and driver specifications
  • Explosion-protection description
  • IECEx/ATEX reports or certificates, if available

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Typical EAC conformity assessment process

The project begins by fixing the Ex construction and representative model range, after which the testing and certification program can be confirmed.

  1. 01

    Identify the product and intended use

  2. 02

    Check HS / TN VED and applicable EAEU regulations

  3. 03

    Determine the required conformity route

  4. 04

    Prepare technical and commercial documentation

  5. 05

    Arrange samples, testing or production assessment where required

  6. 06

    Issue/register the conformity document and confirm EAC marking

HS / TN VED code pages

Frequently asked questions

Does HS 9405 indicate that a luminaire is explosion-proof?

No. HS 9405 includes ordinary luminaires; hazardous-area design and Ex marking must be confirmed separately.

Do LED drivers affect certification?

Yes. Electrical components and their configuration can be part of the assessed explosion-protection design.

Can different wattages be grouped?

Potentially, if the enclosure and protection concept remain technically equivalent and the range can be represented correctly.

What should be sent for an initial Ex review?

Send the datasheet, full Ex marking, drawings, driver/light-source details and any existing IECEx/ATEX evidence.

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Need an exact route for this product?

Send the product description, datasheet/manual and proposed HS / TN VED code. We will review the likely EAEU requirements and identify what is still needed for an exact quotation.

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Important: HS / TN VED codes and product names alone do not always determine the legal conformity route. Exact classification must consider product characteristics, intended use and current regulatory lists.