Potentially relevant compliance areas
Review electromagnetic emissions, immunity and the operating modes used during conformity testing.
Review restricted-substance evidence for electronics, coils, cables and housings.
Check material and chemical information for plastics, coatings, adhesives and other materials.
Electrical and electronic equipment can create producer and end-of-life obligations.
Regulation (EU) 2025/2052 creates ecodesign requirements for wireless chargers and charging pads, generally applying from 14 December 2028.
Evidence worth preparing
Questions that change the compliance path
- Is the product a charging pad, stand or embedded wireless charger?
- Is an external power supply bundled with the charger?
- What is the maximum wireless charging power?
- Which interoperability or charging protocols are supported?
- Will the product be placed on the market after the 2028 ecodesign transition?
Frequently asked questions
Are wireless chargers included in Regulation (EU) 2025/2052?
Yes. The Commission identifies wireless chargers and wireless charging pads as products covered by the newer ecodesign framework.
What does the newer ecodesign framework address for wireless chargers?
The Commission highlights standby power and common-charger interoperability requirements among the areas covered.
Is the bundled wall adapter assessed separately?
It can have its own external-power-supply compliance scope, so the charger and supplied adapter should both be reviewed.
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