European Commission Directives (EC) identifies requirements to be met by road vehicles and their components following a process known as Type Approval (“e” marking). European Council Directives (EEC) defines requirements to be met by products other than road vehicles and their components in CE marking directives. United Nations (ECE) Regulations for road vehicle type approval identifies products by the application of an “E” mark. |
MIRA acts on behalf of manufactures, their supply chain, importers and agents seeking vehicle and component road vehicle type approvals by managing the homologation process and obtaining certificates from Type Approval Authorities. As a Competent Body for EMC and a Notified Body for other directives appointed by the DTi and notified to Europe, MIRA evaluates equipment (such as mobile machinery) installed on vehicles and issues certificates valid throughout the EU. MIRA manages the radio licence exemption process and obtains certificates from national bodies outside of the EU that are responsible for radio frequency spectrum management. |
The National Automotive EMC Club set up under the DTI’s EMC awareness scheme in 1993 and run by MIRA offers help and advice to the automotive industry. |
Automotive Type ApprovalMIRA is a……
* NSAI only |
CE MarkingMIRA is a ……
MIRA provides support for the manufacturers of the following:
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Our aim is to manage the approval process and obtain certificates on behalf of vehicle manufacturers and their suppliers to demonstrate product compliance with national, European and international mandatory requirements for safety and radio frequency spectrum management. MIRA aims to reduce the cost of the legislative burden on vehicle manufacturers and their suppliers by offering a choice of Type Approval Authority and a comprehensive certification service supported by industry expertise and approved test facilities. |