Übersetzung für "Marine equipment directive" in Deutsch

I am pleased to note the support of the Committee on Transport and Tourism for the common position on the Marine Equipment Directive.

It is considered that the high level of safety given by this Decision is relevant for all vessels and therefore the scope of the Decision should be amended so that the same requirements apply to cover the use of GMDSS equipment on vessels outside the scope of SOLAS and the Marine equipment Directive whether or not they are seagoing.

In order to enable the voluntary use of electronic tags by economic operators, to facilitate market surveillance and to prevent the counterfeiting of specific items of marine equipment, Directive 2014/90/EU confers powers to the Commission to adopt delegated acts in order to identify specific items of marine equipment which can benefit from electronic tagging.

The marine equipment Directive aims at reaching a uniform application of international standards on marine equipment in the EU and facilitating free movement of marine equipment within the internal market.

The marine equipment directive aims at reaching a uniform application of international standards on marine equipment in the EU and facilitating free movement of marine equipment within the internal market.

Pyrotechnic articles intended for use by the armed forces, police, in aircraft or falling within the scope of the Marine Equipment Directive (96/98/EC) will be excluded from the Directive.

Therefore, the EU Marine Equipment Directive mandates that only MED-certified products are permitted for fire alerting on ships.

The European Marine Equipment Directive stipulates that it is mandatory that only MED-certified products should be used for fire alerting.

The specialist electro-technology company Pfannenberg is currently the only manufacturer whose visual/audible signaling solutions are certified to be used in the maritime industry as stipulated by the European Marine Equipment Directive (MED).

Furthermore, Pfannenberg will be exhibiting the PA X and PA signaling devices in the PATROL series, which are currently the only signaling devices certified for use in the maritime industry in accordance with the Marine Equipment Directive (MED) .

The basic document covering 7 product groups for the marine industry is Directive 96/98/CE called MED (Marine Equipment Directive) that requires conformity to which to be certified.

IMO certification is applied based on the international Fire Test Procedures (FTP) code along with the MED (Marine Equipment Directive).

The MED mark of conformity confirms that a product or piece of equipment is approved for use on board EU member state ships and ships of countries which have agreed to apply the Marine Equipment Directive 96/98/EC.

The MED mark of conformity confirms that a product or piece of equipment is approved for use on board EU member state ships and ships of countries which have agreed to apply the Marine Equipment Directive 2014/90/EU.

A selection of noraplan and norament products has been tested in accordance with IMO resolution MSC.307 (88) (FTP code 2010) Appendix 1, part 2 and 5 and comply with the fire-protection requirements of the Marine Equipment Directive (MED) according to the Directive 2014/93/EU.

Indeed, the European Marine Equipment Directive makes it mandatory that only MED certified products can be used for fire alarm systems.

We expect significant progress on the revised Marine Equipment Directive, which streamlines and updates procedures for approving equipment before it can be installed on EU ships.