Build Reliable, Secure & Interoperable Tech Solutions

In the digital age, telecom and electronics technologies must meet strict EN and ISO standards to ensure safety, security, performance, and interoperability. Whether it’s network infrastructure, consumer electronics, wireless devices, IoT, or digital services – following the right standards is key for compliance with European regulations and global best practices.

On European-Standards.com, you can search, access, and purchase official EN & ISO standards relevant to Digital, Telecom & Electronics via Genorma.com. Use the tool below to find the precise standards your business needs.

🔍 Search Digital, Telecom & Electronics Standards

🔌 Key Standards You Should Know

Here are important EN & ISO / related standards used frequently in digital, telecom, and electronics:

  • EN 301 549 – Accessibility requirements for ICT products and services (alignment with WCAG, for public procurement and digital accessibility in Europe). Wikipedia
  • TL 9000 – Quality management system specific for telecommunications (builds upon ISO 9001). NQA
  • ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 6 – Standards for telecommunications and information exchange between systems; includes standards for wireless, broadband, multimedia, and IoT. GIPLATFORM+1
  • EN / ETSI harmonized standards under ETSI and European Standardization Organizations (CEN/CENELEC) to ensure legal conformity and CE marking for electronic and telecom equipment. ETSI+1

🔐 Why These Standards Matter

Adhering to these standards gives you:

  • Compliance with EU regulations (e.g. accessibility laws, EMC, radio frequency, data protection)
  • Device interoperability & compatibility across regions
  • Improved security, stability, and reduced risk of recalls or legal issues
  • Client trust and market access, especially in sectors that require procurement or public contracts
  • Efficient product development cycles thanks to clear technical requirements

🌍 Digital Policy & / Standardisation in Europe

The EU promotes standardization in ICT to drive digital transformation, ensure market fairness, and enable innovation. Through organizations like ETSI, CEN/CENELEC, and via EU regulations, harmonized EN standards are developed that align with ISO/IEC standards to create seamless compliance across national borders.