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EU Radio Equipment Directive (RED) Conformity Assessment Template

A CE technical file structure you can reuse across products.

Output: an evidence pack layout that supports audits and market surveillance requests.

Author
Sorena AI
Published
Feb 21, 2026
Updated
Feb 21, 2026
Sections
4

Structured answer sets in this page tree.

Primary sources
4

Cited legal and guidance references.

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Sorena AI
Published Feb 21, 2026
Updated Feb 21, 2026
Overview

Use this template to structure your RED technical documentation so it is traceable, retrievable, and consistent across product variants. The template is intentionally evidence-first: every requirement is mapped to a verification method and a stored artifact.

Section 1

How to use this template

Create one technical file per product family, then add variant appendices (radio configuration, firmware differences, band/region differences).

Treat it like a controlled document: version it, review it on every release, and keep it consistent with what is shipped.

  • Single source of truth: scope memo + requirements mapping + standards list + test evidence
  • Release gating: no shipment until the file is updated for the shipped configuration
  • Evidence retrieval: organise so you can export a complete pack quickly
Recommended next step

Keep EU Radio Equipment Directive (RED) Conformity Assessment Template in one governed evidence system

SSOT can take EU Radio Equipment Directive (RED) Conformity Assessment Template from reusing this material inside a governed evidence system to a reusable workflow inside Sorena. Teams working on EU Radio Equipment Directive (RED) can keep owners, evidence, and next steps aligned without copying this guide into separate documents.

Section 3

Cybersecurity module (drop-in section for (EU) 2022/30)

If the delegated cybersecurity regulation applies to your product, keep cybersecurity evidence in a dedicated section with clear traceability.

Make it repeatable: store the test plan and how it is run on each release.

  • Applicability classification: which category triggers apply
  • Threat model and trust boundaries
  • Controls and design decisions (secure update, auth, comms, data protection)
  • Verification: tests, tools, results, and release gates
  • Vulnerability handling and update policy as lifecycle evidence
Section 4

Common mistakes (avoid them)

Most technical files fail due to missing traceability or mismatched versions.

Fix the process, not the PDF.

  • DoC references don't match the standards/test reports used
  • Firmware/configuration shipped differs from what was tested
  • Variant coverage is unclear (which SKUs are covered by which tests)
  • Cybersecurity evidence is a generic policy without verification artifacts
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