EMC compliance Testing of Consumer, Commercial & Industrial Products
EMC compliance testing for Domestic, Commercial & industrial products
Common EMC regions
Depending upon the intended market changes the EMC test standards that are required. In some cases there are equivalent EMC standards. Click to find out more!
Commercial EMC Standards
For different types of products require different standards. Check out some of the most common EMC test standards that we test against. If you don’t see your required test standard then call us! Click here to find out more!
EMC Compliance Blogs
Find out about the latest EMC compliance requirments for RCM, CE, FCC and ISED (Australia, Europe, USA and Canada). Click here to check out our blogs for more information!
Why use EMC Bayswater
What make our EMC test lab different to our competitors. Why should you trust EMC Bayswater to perform you EMC product compliance testing?
Commercial and consumer product EMC compliance testing
EMC testing of Commercial and Consumer products is usually mandated. Performed to achieve correct operation, in the same electromagnetic environment as different equipment. And to test the avoidance of any interference effects. EMC testing is usually legislated and mandated for most regions worldwide. Including CE mark for Europe the FCC for North America, for Canada ISED and the RCM mark for Australia & New Zealand. Other countries around the world also need EMC compliance. Please visit our global EMC testing requirements page for further details.
EMC testing standards applied for testing can vary. Depending upon the region of sale, electromagnetic environment and application. For many regions similar or equivalent allowable product or generic standards exist. Where a product-specific does not exist generic EMC testing standards can be applied. Some products require type approvals, such as military equipment or railway equipment. These use specific military EMC testing standards or railway/locomotive EMC standards.
Common EMC compliance regions & requirements
Australia & New Zealand - Regulatory Compliance Mark
The Regulatory Compliance mark is also known as the ‘RCM’. The RCM is the Australian and New Zealand compliance scheme. It is a self-declaration process and involves labelling requirements. And requires demonstrating compliance with the applicable following:
- Telecommunications
- Radiocommunication
- Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
- EMR
- Safety
To find out more please click here: Regulatory Compliance Mark.
Europe - CE mark
The CE mark is the European and associated regions compliance scheme. It is a self-declaration process and involves labelling requirements and demonstrating compliance with the applicable 25 directives, including:
- Telecommunications
- Radiocommunication
- Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
- EMR
- Safety
To find out more please click here: Conformité Européenne (CE) EMC compliance for Europe
North America (United States of America) - FCC
The Federal Communication Commission (FCC) logo or compliance is the North America and associated region compliance scheme. It is either a self-declaration process or certification by a TCB. And involves labelling requirements and demonstrating compliance with the applicable following:
- Telecommunications
- Radiocommunication
- Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
- EMR
To find out more please click here: FCC EMC and Radio compliance
Canada - Innovation, Science and Economic Development
The Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED) is the compliance scheme for Canada. It is either a self-declaration or certification by a TCB and involves labelling requirements and demonstrating compliance with the applicable following:
- Telecommunications
- Radiocommunication
- Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
- EMR
To find out more please click here: Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED)
Types of commercial and consumer product EMC testing
EMC Bayswater regularly tests different product types that have included the following types of products:
- Information technology equipment such as IT and office equipment
- Radio-communications equipment
- Multimedia and audiovisual including audio/video equipment
- Sound and television broadcast receivers
- Lighting products including LED lighting
- Household appliances such as power tools, handheld tools etc
- Security alarm systems and components
- Industrial equipment and machines
- ARC welding equipment
- Variable speed drives (VSD’s)
- Low voltage switch-gear and electrical equipment
- Consumer electronics (white and brown goods)
- Lighting products including LED lighting
- Agricultural and forestry machinery
- Earth-moving and construction equipment
- Scientific equipment
- Laboratory, test and measurement, and control equipment
- Medical equipment including patient coupled medical devices
- Automotive equipment
- Vehicles and spark ignition and diesel engines including generators, petrol gardening equipment etc
- Maritime navigation and radiocommunication equipment and systems
- Restaurant equipment
- Railway and locomotive equipment
- Traffic light and signalling including speed cameras
Here is just a glimpse at what consumer and commercial product standards we capability to test.
EN 55032 / CISPR 32
EN 55022 / CISPR 22
FCC Part 15, Subpart B
EN 55011 / CISPR 11
EN 55012 / CISPR 12
EN 55013 / CISPR 13
EN 55014 / CISPR 14
EN 55015 / CISPR 15
EN 55024 / CISPR 24
EN 55035 / CISPR 35
EN 61236
EN 50270
EN 50293
EN 50556
EN 50130-4
ICES 003
ICES 001
IEC 62599-2
Accredited EMC Compliance Testing
EMC Bayswater can provide accredited EMC and wireless product testing. Providing EMC testing against many local and global EMC standards. We can assist in getting you to market in the shortest possible time. Please see our dedicated compliance more information on the EMC compliance requirements. Each of the pages also includes useful links to external information sources.
Our specialty is EMC testing and unlike other labs we stick to exactly what we are best at! So for us EMC is something we all do everyday! Our EMC experts will be able to not only perform you testing with ease but will be able to assist if your product doesn’t comply with the EMC standards the first time round!
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