Supplier Declaration of Conformity (Sdoc)
Supplier Declaration of Conformity (Sdoc)
Supplier Declaration of Conformity (Sdoc)
The Article listed above, fully complies with the cited standard(s), as listed:-
Standard number & issue year:- Standard number & issue year:-
AS/NZS 3100:2002, NZS 3133:2003 NZS 3121:2002
Standard Title:-
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
Edition / Amendment status:- AS/NZS ZZ modified Edition / Amendment status:- AS/NZS ZZ modified
Y / N / NA Y / N / NA
Or complies with the Conformity Cooperation Agreement - Yes / No (Delete as applicable)
Names and addresses of any testing organisation or body
Name(s) Address(es)
Reference to relevant test reports/certification, and issue date of the reports/certification, that show how compliance is achieved:-
Standard(s) or document(s) used, to show how Report/Certification or Document reference Issue date(s)
N°(s):-
compliance with cited standard is achieved:-
“Issuer Identification” as affixed to the article:- this marking should identify the issuer of the SDoC and may be for
example in the form of a NZ GST N°, NZ Company N°, Unique NZ brand name or trademark, or SCN issued by Radio
Spectrum Management (this number can be used, even if a C-tick is not required for the article), etc. Failure to mark
a product with such unique identification may result in the issuer being held responsible for compliance of an article
that may not have been supplied by the issuer, unless the issuer can prove otherwise! This is particularly relevant
where the same or very similar model is or may be imported or manufactured, by other NZ suppliers.
A copy of the SDoC and test report(s) (certification) and/or other supporting compliance documentation must be
available, if the supporting compliance documentation is not available directly from issuer, the name and address of
from where it can be obtained from, must be provided by any supplier within the New Zealand supply chain. (Note: A
copy of the SDoC and supporting documentation must be available within 10 working days after being asked to do
so, by Energy Safety, a purchaser, or other consumer, of the article declared).
A person who sells or offers for sale, a declared medium risk article commits an offence, if at the time of sale or offer
to sell, a valid declaration of conformity for the article has not been made, or the person cannot provide a copy of
the declaration of conformity, along with the required supporting documentation, within the timeframe allowed.
Penalties associated with a grade A offence are fines, not exceeding $10,000 for an individual or $50,000 for a body
corporate (company) if successfully prosecuted, or a fixed infringement fee, of $1,000 for an individual or $3,000 for
a body corporate (company).
Listings of the current regulatory definitions for electrical equipment deemed to be medium risk articles, can be
found at: http://www.energysafety.govt.nz/templates/MultipageDocumentTOC____24889.aspx within the Energy
Safety website: http://www.energysafety.govt.nz
This form can be edited to increase any text box size, in order to insert more detail, than the current space allows, if
required.
This is an example ISO/IEC 17050-1 form for a recognised declaration of conformity; any other form complying with
the requirements of ISO/IEC 17050-1:2004, may be used instead, for the purpose of Electricity Regulation 83.
Nothing prevents this form being extended to act as an SDoC, for other regulatory purposes.
THIS COMPLETED FORM REMAINS WITH THE ISSUER AS PART OF THE DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED AS EVIDENCE
OF COMPLIANCE
DO NOT SUBMIT A COPY OF THIS FORM TO ENERGY SAFETY, UNLESS SPECIFICALLY REQUESTED TO DO SO