Standardization
The DKE German Commission for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies, a joint
organization of the DIN (German Institute for Standardization) and the VDE, is the national
organization responsible for creating and maintaining standards in these fields. Drawing on the
expertise and work of about 5,500 voluntary professionals, the DKE represents Germany in the
European and international bodies responsible for standardization.
The Forum Network Technology / Network Operation in the VDE (FNN) develops and
disseminates VDE technical rules (VDE-Anwendungsregeln – “code of practice”) for the
operation and safety of transmission and distribution networks as part of the VDE Specifications
Code of Safety Standards. Moreover, the FNN gives guidance on the optimum use of resources
to maximize safety, supply reliability, environmental friendliness and to achieve profitability.
Members are companies, organizations, scientific institutions and public authorities.
Product testing and certification
The VDE mark
The VDE mark (from the original name, Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker) is meant to
indicate safety and quality in electrical, information, and medical technologies. The VDE Testing
and Certification Institute in Offenbach, Germany, tests roughly 100,000 products from over
10,000 customers worldwide. The spectrum of product tests covers safety, EMV, energy
efficiency, and other product features, as well as certification and assembly inspections. The
VDE Global Services GmbH provides local handling of all testing and certification procedures to
its customers in Asia.
Publishing company
VDE Verlag GmbH, the association’s publisher with operations in Berlin and Offenbach,
provides a full spectrum of literature on electrical engineering, electronics and information
technology.
Technology Consulting
The VDI/VDE Innovation + Technik GmbH, headquartered in Berlin, is commissioned by
German federal and state ministries to develop programs for promoting technical policies.
Promotion of young talent
The VDE Young Net supports and networks 14,000 students and young professionals across
Germany. Every year, the VDE awards scholarships and attractive prizes to talented students,
university graduates and young scientists.
Standardization
The DKE German Commission for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies, a joint
organization of the DIN (German Institute for Standardization) and the VDE, is the national
organization responsible for creating and maintaining standards in these fields. Drawing on the
expertise and work of about 5,500 voluntary professionals, the DKE represents Germany in the
European and international bodies responsible for standardization.
The Forum Network Technology / Network Operation in the VDE (FNN) develops and
disseminates VDE technical rules (VDE-Anwendungsregeln – “code of practice”) for the
operation and safety of transmission and distribution networks as part of the VDE Specifications
Code of Safety Standards. Moreover, the FNN gives guidance on the optimum use of resources
to maximize safety, supply reliability, environmental friendliness and to achieve profitability.
Members are companies, organizations, scientific institutions and public authorities.
Product testing and certification
The VDE mark
The VDE mark (from the original name, Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker) is meant to
indicate safety and quality in electrical, information, and medical technologies. The VDE Testing
and Certification Institute in Offenbach, Germany, tests roughly 100,000 products from over
10,000 customers worldwide. The spectrum of product tests covers safety, EMV, energy
efficiency, and other product features, as well as certification and assembly inspections. The
VDE Global Services GmbH provides local handling of all testing and certification procedures to
its customers in Asia.
Publishing company
VDE Verlag GmbH, the association’s publisher with operations in Berlin and Offenbach,
provides a full spectrum of literature on electrical engineering, electronics and information
technology.
Technology Consulting
The VDI/VDE Innovation + Technik GmbH, headquartered in Berlin, is commissioned by
German federal and state ministries to develop programs for promoting technical policies.
Promotion of young talent
The VDE Young Net supports and networks 14,000 students and young professionals across
Germany. Every year, the VDE awards scholarships and attractive prizes to talented students,
university graduates and young scientists.
Standardization
The DKE German Commission for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies, a joint
organization of the DIN (German Institute for Standardization) and the VDE, is the national
organization responsible for creating and maintaining standards in these fields. Drawing on the
expertise and work of about 5,500 voluntary professionals, the DKE represents Germany in the
European and international bodies responsible for standardization.
The Forum Network Technology / Network Operation in the VDE (FNN) develops and
disseminates VDE technical rules (VDE-Anwendungsregeln – “code of practice”) for the
operation and safety of transmission and distribution networks as part of the VDE Specifications
Code of Safety Standards. Moreover, the FNN gives guidance on the optimum use of resources
to maximize safety, supply reliability, environmental friendliness and to achieve profitability.
Members are companies, organizations, scientific institutions and public authorities.
Product testing and certification
The VDE mark
The VDE mark (from the original name, Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker) is meant to
indicate safety and quality in electrical, information, and medical technologies. The VDE Testing
and Certification Institute in Offenbach, Germany, tests roughly 100,000 products from over
10,000 customers worldwide. The spectrum of product tests covers safety, EMV, energy
efficiency, and other product features, as well as certification and assembly inspections. The
VDE Global Services GmbH provides local handling of all testing and certification procedures to
its customers in Asia.
Publishing company
VDE Verlag GmbH, the association’s publisher with operations in Berlin and Offenbach,
provides a full spectrum of literature on electrical engineering, electronics and information
technology.
Technology Consulting
The VDI/VDE Innovation + Technik GmbH, headquartered in Berlin, is commissioned by
German federal and state ministries to develop programs for promoting technical policies.
Promotion of young talent
The VDE Young Net supports and networks 14,000 students and young professionals across
Germany. Every year, the VDE awards scholarships and attractive prizes to talented students,
university graduates and young scientists.
Standardization
The DKE German Commission for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies, a joint
organization of the DIN (German Institute for Standardization) and the VDE, is the national
organization responsible for creating and maintaining standards in these fields. Drawing on the
expertise and work of about 5,500 voluntary professionals, the DKE represents Germany in the
European and international bodies responsible for standardization.
The Forum Network Technology / Network Operation in the VDE (FNN) develops and
disseminates VDE technical rules (VDE-Anwendungsregeln – “code of practice”) for the
operation and safety of transmission and distribution networks as part of the VDE Specifications
Code of Safety Standards. Moreover, the FNN gives guidance on the optimum use of resources
to maximize safety, supply reliability, environmental friendliness and to achieve profitability.
Members are companies, organizations, scientific institutions and public authorities.
Product testing and certification
The VDE mark
The VDE mark (from the original name, Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker) is meant to
indicate safety and quality in electrical, information, and medical technologies. The VDE Testing
and Certification Institute in Offenbach, Germany, tests roughly 100,000 products from over
10,000 customers worldwide. The spectrum of product tests covers safety, EMV, energy
efficiency, and other product features, as well as certification and assembly inspections. The
VDE Global Services GmbH provides local handling of all testing and certification procedures to
its customers in Asia.
Publishing company
VDE Verlag GmbH, the association’s publisher with operations in Berlin and Offenbach,
provides a full spectrum of literature on electrical engineering, electronics and information
technology.
Technology Consulting
The VDI/VDE Innovation + Technik GmbH, headquartered in Berlin, is commissioned by
German federal and state ministries to develop programs for promoting technical policies.
Promotion of young talent
The VDE Young Net supports and networks 14,000 students and young professionals across
Germany. Every year, the VDE awards scholarships and attractive prizes to talented students,
university graduates and young scientists.
Standardization
The DKE German Commission for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies, a joint
organization of the DIN (German Institute for Standardization) and the VDE, is the national
organization responsible for creating and maintaining standards in these fields. Drawing on the
expertise and work of about 5,500 voluntary professionals, the DKE represents Germany in the
European and international bodies responsible for standardization.
The Forum Network Technology / Network Operation in the VDE (FNN) develops and
disseminates VDE technical rules (VDE-Anwendungsregeln – “code of practice”) for the
operation and safety of transmission and distribution networks as part of the VDE Specifications
Code of Safety Standards. Moreover, the FNN gives guidance on the optimum use of resources
to maximize safety, supply reliability, environmental friendliness and to achieve profitability.
Members are companies, organizations, scientific institutions and public authorities.
Product testing and certification
The VDE mark
The VDE mark (from the original name, Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker) is meant to
indicate safety and quality in electrical, information, and medical technologies. The VDE Testing
and Certification Institute in Offenbach, Germany, tests roughly 100,000 products from over
10,000 customers worldwide. The spectrum of product tests covers safety, EMV, energy
efficiency, and other product features, as well as certification and assembly inspections. The
VDE Global Services GmbH provides local handling of all testing and certification procedures to
its customers in Asia.
Publishing company
VDE Verlag GmbH, the association’s publisher with operations in Berlin and Offenbach,
provides a full spectrum of literature on electrical engineering, electronics and information
technology.
Technology Consulting
The VDI/VDE Innovation + Technik GmbH, headquartered in Berlin, is commissioned by
German federal and state ministries to develop programs for promoting technical policies.
Promotion of young talent
The VDE Young Net supports and networks 14,000 students and young professionals across
Germany. Every year, the VDE awards scholarships and attractive prizes to talented students,
university graduates and young scientists.
Standardization
The DKE German Commission for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies, a joint
organization of the DIN (German Institute for Standardization) and the VDE, is the national
organization responsible for creating and maintaining standards in these fields. Drawing on the
expertise and work of about 5,500 voluntary professionals, the DKE represents Germany in the
European and international bodies responsible for standardization.
The Forum Network Technology / Network Operation in the VDE (FNN) develops and
disseminates VDE technical rules (VDE-Anwendungsregeln – “code of practice”) for the
operation and safety of transmission and distribution networks as part of the VDE Specifications
Code of Safety Standards. Moreover, the FNN gives guidance on the optimum use of resources
to maximize safety, supply reliability, environmental friendliness and to achieve profitability.
Members are companies, organizations, scientific institutions and public authorities.
Product testing and certification
The VDE mark
The VDE mark (from the original name, Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker) is meant to
indicate safety and quality in electrical, information, and medical technologies. The VDE Testing
and Certification Institute in Offenbach, Germany, tests roughly 100,000 products from over
10,000 customers worldwide. The spectrum of product tests covers safety, EMV, energy
efficiency, and other product features, as well as certification and assembly inspections. The
VDE Global Services GmbH provides local handling of all testing and certification procedures to
its customers in Asia.
Publishing company
VDE Verlag GmbH, the association’s publisher with operations in Berlin and Offenbach,
provides a full spectrum of literature on electrical engineering, electronics and information
technology.
Technology Consulting
The VDI/VDE Innovation + Technik GmbH, headquartered in Berlin, is commissioned by
German federal and state ministries to develop programs for promoting technical policies.
Promotion of young talent
The VDE Young Net supports and networks 14,000 students and young professionals across
Germany. Every year, the VDE awards scholarships and attractive prizes to talented students,
university graduates and young scientists.
Standardization
The DKE German Commission for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies, a joint
organization of the DIN (German Institute for Standardization) and the VDE, is the national
organization responsible for creating and maintaining standards in these fields. Drawing on the
expertise and work of about 5,500 voluntary professionals, the DKE represents Germany in the
European and international bodies responsible for standardization.
The Forum Network Technology / Network Operation in the VDE (FNN) develops and
disseminates VDE technical rules (VDE-Anwendungsregeln – “code of practice”) for the
operation and safety of transmission and distribution networks as part of the VDE Specifications
Code of Safety Standards. Moreover, the FNN gives guidance on the optimum use of resources
to maximize safety, supply reliability, environmental friendliness and to achieve profitability.
Members are companies, organizations, scientific institutions and public authorities.
Product testing and certification
The VDE mark
The VDE mark (from the original name, Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker) is meant to
indicate safety and quality in electrical, information, and medical technologies. The VDE Testing
and Certification Institute in Offenbach, Germany, tests roughly 100,000 products from over
10,000 customers worldwide. The spectrum of product tests covers safety, EMV, energy
efficiency, and other product features, as well as certification and assembly inspections. The
VDE Global Services GmbH provides local handling of all testing and certification procedures to
its customers in Asia.
Publishing company
VDE Verlag GmbH, the association’s publisher with operations in Berlin and Offenbach,
provides a full spectrum of literature on electrical engineering, electronics and information
technology.
Technology Consulting
The VDI/VDE Innovation + Technik GmbH, headquartered in Berlin, is commissioned by
German federal and state ministries to develop programs for promoting technical policies.
Promotion of young talent
The VDE Young Net supports and networks 14,000 students and young professionals across
Germany. Every year, the VDE awards scholarships and attractive prizes to talented students,
university graduates and young scientists.
Standardization
The DKE German Commission for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies, a joint
organization of the DIN (German Institute for Standardization) and the VDE, is the national
organization responsible for creating and maintaining standards in these fields. Drawing on the
expertise and work of about 5,500 voluntary professionals, the DKE represents Germany in the
European and international bodies responsible for standardization.
The Forum Network Technology / Network Operation in the VDE (FNN) develops and
disseminates VDE technical rules (VDE-Anwendungsregeln – “code of practice”) for the
operation and safety of transmission and distribution networks as part of the VDE Specifications
Code of Safety Standards. Moreover, the FNN gives guidance on the optimum use of resources
to maximize safety, supply reliability, environmental friendliness and to achieve profitability.
Members are companies, organizations, scientific institutions and public authorities.
Product testing and certification
The VDE mark
The VDE mark (from the original name, Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker) is meant to
indicate safety and quality in electrical, information, and medical technologies. The VDE Testing
and Certification Institute in Offenbach, Germany, tests roughly 100,000 products from over
10,000 customers worldwide. The spectrum of product tests covers safety, EMV, energy
efficiency, and other product features, as well as certification and assembly inspections. The
VDE Global Services GmbH provides local handling of all testing and certification procedures to
its customers in Asia.
Publishing company
VDE Verlag GmbH, the association’s publisher with operations in Berlin and Offenbach,
provides a full spectrum of literature on electrical engineering, electronics and information
technology.
Technology Consulting
The VDI/VDE Innovation + Technik GmbH, headquartered in Berlin, is commissioned by
German federal and state ministries to develop programs for promoting technical policies.
Promotion of young talent
The VDE Young Net supports and networks 14,000 students and young professionals across
Germany. Every year, the VDE awards scholarships and attractive prizes to talented students,
university graduates and young scientists.
Standardization
The DKE German Commission for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies, a joint
organization of the DIN (German Institute for Standardization) and the VDE, is the national
organization responsible for creating and maintaining standards in these fields. Drawing on the
expertise and work of about 5,500 voluntary professionals, the DKE represents Germany in the
European and international bodies responsible for standardization.
The Forum Network Technology / Network Operation in the VDE (FNN) develops and
disseminates VDE technical rules (VDE-Anwendungsregeln – “code of practice”) for the
operation and safety of transmission and distribution networks as part of the VDE Specifications
Code of Safety Standards. Moreover, the FNN gives guidance on the optimum use of resources
to maximize safety, supply reliability, environmental friendliness and to achieve profitability.
Members are companies, organizations, scientific institutions and public authorities.
Product testing and certification
The VDE mark
The VDE mark (from the original name, Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker) is meant to
indicate safety and quality in electrical, information, and medical technologies. The VDE Testing
and Certification Institute in Offenbach, Germany, tests roughly 100,000 products from over
10,000 customers worldwide. The spectrum of product tests covers safety, EMV, energy
efficiency, and other product features, as well as certification and assembly inspections. The
VDE Global Services GmbH provides local handling of all testing and certification procedures to
its customers in Asia.
Publishing company
VDE Verlag GmbH, the association’s publisher with operations in Berlin and Offenbach,
provides a full spectrum of literature on electrical engineering, electronics and information
technology.
Technology Consulting
The VDI/VDE Innovation + Technik GmbH, headquartered in Berlin, is commissioned by
German federal and state ministries to develop programs for promoting technical policies.
Promotion of young talent
The VDE Young Net supports and networks 14,000 students and young professionals across
Germany. Every year, the VDE awards scholarships and attractive prizes to talented students,
university graduates and young scientists.
Standardization
The DKE German Commission for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies, a joint
organization of the DIN (German Institute for Standardization) and the VDE, is the national
organization responsible for creating and maintaining standards in these fields. Drawing on the
expertise and work of about 5,500 voluntary professionals, the DKE represents Germany in the
European and international bodies responsible for standardization.
The Forum Network Technology / Network Operation in the VDE (FNN) develops and
disseminates VDE technical rules (VDE-Anwendungsregeln – “code of practice”) for the
operation and safety of transmission and distribution networks as part of the VDE Specifications
Code of Safety Standards. Moreover, the FNN gives guidance on the optimum use of resources
to maximize safety, supply reliability, environmental friendliness and to achieve profitability.
Members are companies, organizations, scientific institutions and public authorities.
Product testing and certification
The VDE mark
The VDE mark (from the original name, Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker) is meant to
indicate safety and quality in electrical, information, and medical technologies. The VDE Testing
and Certification Institute in Offenbach, Germany, tests roughly 100,000 products from over
10,000 customers worldwide. The spectrum of product tests covers safety, EMV, energy
efficiency, and other product features, as well as certification and assembly inspections. The
VDE Global Services GmbH provides local handling of all testing and certification procedures to
its customers in Asia.
Publishing company
VDE Verlag GmbH, the association’s publisher with operations in Berlin and Offenbach,
provides a full spectrum of literature on electrical engineering, electronics and information
technology.
Technology Consulting
The VDI/VDE Innovation + Technik GmbH, headquartered in Berlin, is commissioned by
German federal and state ministries to develop programs for promoting technical policies.
Promotion of young talent
The VDE Young Net supports and networks 14,000 students and young professionals across
Germany. Every year, the VDE awards scholarships and attractive prizes to talented students,
university graduates and young scientists.
Standardization
The DKE German Commission for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies, a joint
organization of the DIN (German Institute for Standardization) and the VDE, is the national
organization responsible for creating and maintaining standards in these fields. Drawing on the
expertise and work of about 5,500 voluntary professionals, the DKE represents Germany in the
European and international bodies responsible for standardization.
The Forum Network Technology / Network Operation in the VDE (FNN) develops and
disseminates VDE technical rules (VDE-Anwendungsregeln – “code of practice”) for the
operation and safety of transmission and distribution networks as part of the VDE Specifications
Code of Safety Standards. Moreover, the FNN gives guidance on the optimum use of resources
to maximize safety, supply reliability, environmental friendliness and to achieve profitability.
Members are companies, organizations, scientific institutions and public authorities.
Product testing and certification
The VDE mark
The VDE mark (from the original name, Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker) is meant to
indicate safety and quality in electrical, information, and medical technologies. The VDE Testing
and Certification Institute in Offenbach, Germany, tests roughly 100,000 products from over
10,000 customers worldwide. The spectrum of product tests covers safety, EMV, energy
efficiency, and other product features, as well as certification and assembly inspections. The
VDE Global Services GmbH provides local handling of all testing and certification procedures to
its customers in Asia.
Publishing company
VDE Verlag GmbH, the association’s publisher with operations in Berlin and Offenbach,
provides a full spectrum of literature on electrical engineering, electronics and information
technology.
Technology Consulting
The VDI/VDE Innovation + Technik GmbH, headquartered in Berlin, is commissioned by
German federal and state ministries to develop programs for promoting technical policies.
Promotion of young talent
The VDE Young Net supports and networks 14,000 students and young professionals across
Germany. Every year, the VDE awards scholarships and attractive prizes to talented students,
university graduates and young scientists.