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We have a product that is not RoHS compliant. Can we use this as a prototype for use at an exhibition?

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We have a product that is not RoHS compliant. Can we use this as a prototype for use at an exhibition?

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The Blue Guide states that product is not considered to be placed on the market when it is displayed at trade fairs, exhibitions or demonstrations. However, it must be clearly marked as not being placed on the market and must not be put into use – as such, any non-compliant product is for display purposes only. Prototypes for experimentation may be used providing they are not made available on the EU market. The Blue Guide states; “A product may be put into service without prior placing on the market (such as a product manufactured for own use). In such a case the person who puts the product into service must assume the responsibilities of the manufacturer.

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