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Scope & Classification Articles 7–8 · Annexes III–IV

CRA Product Classification Finder

Compare core functionality with all important and critical technical product categories. Get a qualified result, follow the reasoning and see what to do next.

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Have you established that this product is likely within CRA scope?
Which technical description could match its core functionality?

Review the technical description, not just the category name. All Annex III and IV categories are included.

Could another listed category also describe core functionality?

If multiple categories overlap, this checker leaves the classification open for documented assessment.

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How to use this assessment

Compare the core functionality of the product as a whole with Annex III and Annex IV and their implementing technical descriptions. A marketing label or a single embedded component is not enough to determine the category.

Use facts about the specific product, version and supply arrangement. If you cannot establish a condition, select the uncertainty option. The result identifies the limits of the assessment and the evidence needed for your next decision.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Class II mean that my product is insecure?

No. It is a regulatory product category affecting the assessment procedure, not a finding about actual security or compliance.

Does using a secure element make my entire product Critical?

Not automatically. The classification depends on the core functionality of the whole product. A separately supplied secure element requires its own assessment.

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