What Are the RoHS Annexes?
The RoHS Annexes are part of each individual piece of RoHS legislation.
RoHS Annex I initially listed the six substances restricted by RoHS.
RoHS Annex II listed the amended list of six substances restricted by RoHS, included their maximum concentration.
RoHS Annex III lists a series of temporary exemptions when it comes to the RoHS restrictions on lead. All of those exemptions are set to expire between July 21st, 2021 and July 21st, 2024
RoHS Annex IV lists a series of exemptions to RoHS restrictions based on the type and application of electric or electronic equipment in question.
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