Electrical & Electronics — Serbia

DZZ Certification is a mandatory market access certification for electrical and electronic products in Serbia, supervised by the Institute for Standardization of Serbia (ISS). It covers all categories of electrical and electronic products including household appliances, IT equipment, lighting products, electric tools and more. Products without valid certification are not allowed to be sold on the Serbian market. The certification system is built on the EU CE framework, and products holding valid CE certificates can apply for a simplified certificate conversion process.

1Core basic regulations: Product Safety Law, Electrical and Electronic Equipment Law; 2Special regulations: In 2024, the Ministry of Information and Telecommunications of Serbia issued Announcement No. 24/2024, updating the radio equipment regulations to align with the current EU rules; 3Supervision: Supervision is undertaken by the Institute for Standardization of Serbia (ISS), and the adopted standards are JUS national standards revised based on IEC/EN standards.

Electrical Safety: Tests of insulation, voltage resistance, fire resistance, temperature rise and other items are carried out in accordance with international standards such as IEC 60335 and IEC 60950; Electromagnetic Compatibility: Comply with the requirements of EN 55032/55035, EN 61000 series standards, and complete emission and immunity tests; Special Requirements: Products such as refrigerators and air conditioners need to meet energy efficiency regulations and affix Serbian-language energy efficiency labels; Plugs must comply with the local SEP 1.1 standard; Radio equipment must meet the USB-C universal charger compatibility requirements; Product labels and instruction manuals must be in Serbian.