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of
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the European Parliament and of the Council
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Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment
// Directive 2002/95/EC (RoHS I) was repealed on January 3, 2013, and replaced by Directive 2011/65/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council; references to the repealed Directive are considered references to Directive 2011/65/EU in accordance with the correlation table in Annex VIII.
// The amendments to the Directive will not be implemented in the Czech Republic due to the provisions of Section 4(3) of Government Regulation No. 481/2012 Coll., as amended by Amendment No. 391/2016 Coll., on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment; in the Czech Republic, they have direct effect
./ Amendments (EU)2020/360, (EU)2020/361, (EU)2020/365, (EU)2020/366 shall apply from April 1, 2021
/ Amendment (EU)2020/364 shall apply from September 1,
2020 / Amendment (EU)2021/647 applies from November 1, 2021; note regarding a translation error: it should correctly be lead dioxide, not lead oxide!
/ Amendment (EU)2021/884 applies from July 1, 2022 / Amendments: (EU)2022/274, (EU)2022/275, (EU)2022/276, (EU)2022/277,
(EU)2022/278 as amended by the corrigendum of May 12, 2022, and the corrigendum of April 21, 2022, (EU)2022/279, (EU)2022/280, (EU)2022/281, (EU)2022/282, (EU)2022/283, (EU)2022/284, (EU)2022/287 shall apply from October 1,
2022/ amendments: (EU)2022/1631 and (EU)2022/1632 shall apply from March 1,
2023/ Amendment (EU)2023/171 shall apply from September 1,
2023/ Amendment (EU)2023/1437 shall apply from January 1, 2, 2024
; Amendment (EU)2023/1526, as corrected on July 27, 2023, shall apply from August 13, 2023
; Amendment (EU)2024/232 shall apply from August 1, 2024
; Amendment (EU) 2024/1416 applies from May 1,
2024 / Amendment (EU) 2025/1802 applies from July 1,
2026 / Amendment (EU) 2025/2363 applies from July 1, 2026
/ Amendment (EU)2025/2364 applies from July 1,
2026/ Amendment (EU)2025/2456 applies from August 13, 2027
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No. 481/2012 Coll.
Current version
of the amendment:
No. 391/2016 Coll.,
No. 101/2018 Coll.,
No. 146/2019 Coll.,
No. 121/2020 Coll.,
No. 344/2020 Coll.,
No. 334/2021 Coll.
, No. 120/2022 Coll.,
No. 45/2023 Coll.,
241/2023 Coll.,
No. 10/2024 Coll., No
. 224/2024 Coll.
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Government Regulation on the Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment//
Amendment No. 391/2016 Coll. effective as of December 31, 2016; exception, see No. II; the amendment implements Directive No. 2015/863/EU; extends the restrictions on DEHP, BBP, DBP, and DIBP to medical devices (MDs), including in vitro diagnostic medical devices (IVD MDs), and to monitoring and control instruments, including industrial monitoring and control instruments, placed on the market from July 22,
2021// The Ministry of Industry and Trade has issued a notice to manufacturers, authorized representatives of manufacturers, importers, and distributors of industrial monitoring and control instruments that Government Regulation No. 481/2012 Coll., as amended by Government Regulation No. 391/2016 Coll., will, effective July 22, 2017, also apply to this product subgroup of electrical equipment.
// The amendment by Government Regulation No. 101/2018 Coll. has a phased entry into force and implements five EU directives: 2017/1009/EU, 2017/1010/EU, 2017/1011/EU, 2017/1975/EU, 2017/2102/EU. The first four directives introduce exemptions from the ban on excessive cadmium and lead content in electrical equipment for specific applications and for a precisely defined period; the last directive addresses the conditions for exemptions for reused spare parts obtained from WEEE, and excludes non-road mobile machinery with traction drive powered by an external source and pipe organs from the scope of Directive 2011/65/EU. From the perspective of the Interactive Database of Czech Legislative Regulations on Hazardous Substances in Construction Products, this is an insignificant change.
// The amendment by Government Regulation No. 146/2019 Coll. has a phased entry into force; see Article II
// The amendment by Government Regulation No. 121/2020 Coll. applies from May 1,
2020// The amendment by Government Regulation No. 344/2020 Coll. implements Directives (EU) 2020/364, (EU) 2020/365, (EU) 2020/366, (EU) 2020/360, and (EU) 2020/361, introduces new exemptions from the ban on lead, cadmium, and hexavalent chromium for specific applications, and limits the validity of these exemptions to a specified period; effective as of April 1, 2021
// Government Regulation No. 334/2021 Coll. takes effect on November 1, 2021; for exemptions, see Article II//
Amendment by Government Regulation No. 120/2022 Coll. takes effect on May 21, 2022; for exceptions, see Article II; terminates existing exemptions for the use of mercury in discharge lamps; introduces new exemptions for the use of bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP), butylbenzyl phthalate (BBP), dibutyl phthalate (DBP), and diisobutyl phthalate (DIBP) in medical devices//
Government Regulation No. 45/2023 Coll. applies from March 1,
2023// Amendment No. 241/2023 Coll. applies from September 1,
2023// The amendment by Government Regulation No. 10/2024 Coll. shall apply from February 1,
2024// The amendment by Government Regulation No. 224/2024 Coll. shall apply from August 1, 2024
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