Gas Appliance CE Certification

A gas stove refers to kitchen appliances that use gas fuels such as liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), manufactured gas, or natural gas for direct flame heating. Also known as a burner, its popularity is widely recognized, yet a universally accepted definition remains elusive—much like wood-burning stoves, kerosene stoves, or coal-ball stoves. Gas appliances exported to the EU also require CE certification. Today, we'll briefly introduce the commonly used standards for obtaining CE certification for gas appliances!

Common Standards for Gas Stove CE Certification

Gas Types: EN437

Domestic Gas Stoves and Ovens: EN30

Outdoor Barbecue Grills: EN498, EN484

Outdoor appliances: EN497

Heaters: EN449, EN461, EN1596, EN14543, EN509, EN613, EN1266, prEN14829, EN13278

Portable stoves and similar appliances: EN521

Domestic water heaters: EN26, EN89

Central heating boilers: EN13836, EN677, EN625, EN656, EN297, EN483, EN303

Large commercial cooking and beverage equipment: EN203

Gas safety control components: EN298, EN161, EN125, EN12067, EN1106, EN257, EN126, EN88, EN1854, EN13611, EN1643, EN12078