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CRA compliance for IP camera / video surveillance device

Critical class (Annex IV)

About CRA compliance for IP camera / video surveillance device

An IP camera records video and is often reachable remotely, which makes confidentiality and access control the dominant Annex I requirements. The documentation set should reflect the video stream encryption, the storage path and the remote-access configuration.

What the Critical class (Annex IV) means for this product

Critical products are listed in Annex IV and are subject to the strictest conformity assessment routes under Article 47 and Annex VIII, always with third-party involvement. The technical documentation and its traceability are central because the notified body's examination and subsequent surveillance rest on them.

Where this device type sits in the Regulation

In the Regulation's own structure, 'internet-connected cameras, smart door locks and baby monitors' are named in Annex III Class I (Regulation (EU) 2024/2847, Art. 32(2)). Whether THIS specific camera is caught by that named category is the manufacturer's guided questionnaire answer, never an assumption of this site.

Conformity assessment

EU-type examination + conformity based on full quality assurance (Module H), notified body required

Annex III / IV structure

Annex IV (critical) (Regulation (EU) 2024/2847, Art. 47)

The Regulation's own structure names these 3 items in Annex IV:

This is the Regulation's own structure (Regulation (EU) 2024/2847, Annex IV), not an assessment of any specific product. Whether a particular product falls within a named item is the manufacturer's guided questionnaire answer, never an assumption of this site.

Key obligations

Typical components to document (SBOM)

Relevant Annex I requirements

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