No the RTTE covers the EMC aspects of the products. The only exception to this is when the product is a “wireline” product then the LVD and EMC Directives can be applied separately if desired.
Do products intend for use in a car fall under the R&TTED or Automotive Directive?
Products built into a car must have the Automotive Directive applied as well. Products that are occasionally used in a vehicle on a car charger can follow the RTTED alone. However if an RTTE product is intended for use in a vehicle then information should be included in the user manual to ensure it’s safe installation and usage. Alan Binks Page 3 of 5 1st March 2010.
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