EU Electronics Product Passport — ESPR Compliant
Expanding template for electronics and ICT products. Covering energy efficiency, repairability, recycled content, hazardous substances, and right-to-repair requirements as ESPR delegated act requirements are finalised.
Electronics passport expected mandatory: ~2028–2030 · 1,031 days remaining
What the ESPR delegated act will require
Electronics and ICT products are a priority category under ESPR (Regulation 2024/1781). The delegated act is expected to cover energy efficiency data already required under EU Energy Labelling, extended with repairability scores, spare parts availability, software update guarantees, and recycled content declarations.
Traceable's electronics template is being developed in alignment with draft delegated act consultations and will be finalised when the delegated act text is adopted. Start collecting data now to be ready when the regulation takes effect.
Expected field categories
Product Identity
Manufacturer, model, GTIN, product type, energy efficiency class, EU Declaration of Conformity references.
Energy Efficiency
Energy consumption data, standby power, EU Energy Label class, power management features.
Repairability
Repairability score, spare parts availability period, repair manual access, disassembly instructions.
Recycled Content
Percentage of recycled plastics, recycled metals, critical raw material content declarations.
Hazardous Substances
RoHS compliance, REACH SVHC declarations, WEEE category classification, battery content if applicable.
Software & Updates
Software update guarantee period, security update policy, firmware version tracking.
Field coverage will expand as the delegated act is finalised. Subscribe to Regulatory Radar for updates.
Get ahead of the electronics passport deadline.
Start collecting product data now. When the delegated act is finalised, your passport will be ready.