BS EN 62115:2005+A12:2015 PDF Download

A European standard called BS EN 62115:2005+A12:2015 is devoted to the security of electric toys. It covers a wide range of electric toys, including larger sit-on cars powered by lead-acid batteries and miniature button-cell lights. When used as intended or in a foreseeable fashion, the standard strives to ensure that these toys do not pose any dangers to the health and safety of users or other parties. It accounts for the fact that kids are typically less cautious than adults.

All parties involved in the toy industry, including designers, manufacturers and producers, test facilities, distributors, regulators, and buyers, should be aware of this standard. This standard can help these skilled and knowledgeable individuals guarantee the security and conformity of electric toys.

Additionally, compliance with BS EN 62115:2005+A12:2015 aids in meeting the Particular Safety Requirements listed in Annex II of the Toy Safety Directive 2009/48/EC. This indicates that adhering to this standard offers one approach to complying with the rules established by the Directive.

A12:2015, the most recent revision to this standard, made a number of modifications. These modifications include the addition of Clause ZZB.47 on Toys Generating Electromagnetic Fields, Annex ZC on Toys Generating Electromagnetic Fields (EMF), Table ZZA.1 on Coverage of Essential Requirements of the EU Directives, and Annex ZC on Toys Generating Electromagnetic Fields.