EN ISO 13854:2019
Safety of machinery — Minimum gaps to avoid crushing of parts of the human body
Published by CEN/CENELEC
Published at iso.org/standard/66459.html
What this standard covers, in our words
CEN's European adoption of ISO 13854:2017, which specifies minimum gaps relative to parts of the human body so that designers can avoid hazards from crushing zones. It applies to crushing hazards only, and not to impact, shearing or drawing-in. Published by ISO/TC 199; not available free.
This is our summary, not the standard’s own wording — CEN/CENELEC publish the text itself and it is the document to read before relying on anything here.
Each product below is listed against this standard alone, with the kind of evidence shown beside it — meeting or being certified to this standard does not imply compliance with any other.
Products in our database
Records last checked: 21 September 2026
- Lowrance Ghost (24 or 36 V, 47", 52" and 60" shafts)DOCUMENT CLAIMNavico — Declaration of Conformity GQMS-1671949300-19672 — cxjdfr.files.cmp.optimizely.com/download/assets/en-us-GQMS-1671949300-19672.pdf/e320623c045811f0a9ce4e6dfb21bb56
- Lowrance Ghost X (24 or 36 V, 47" shaft)DOCUMENT CLAIMNavico — Declaration of Conformity GQMS-1671949300-20570 — cxjdfr.files.cmp.optimizely.com/download/assets/GQMS-1671949300-20570_GHOST_X_47+UKCA_Supply_of_Mac/8ca7bc8a472d11f0af764adc42d1ecf4
- Lowrance Ghost (24 or 36 V, 47", 52" and 60" shafts)DOCUMENT CLAIMNavico — Declaration of Conformity GQMS-1671949300-19706 — cxjdfr.files.cmp.optimizely.com/download/assets/en-us-GQMS-1671949300-19706.pdf/34fbb04e049911f0b73616c5472242e7