In accordance with the requirements of the UK's Electromagnetic Compatibility RegULations 2016, electronic and electrical equipment placed on the UK market must meet specific safety requirements. The electromagnetic interference (EMI) generated by such equipment shall not affect the normal operation of radio and telecommunications equipment or other devices, and the equipment's immunity to electromagnetic interference (EMS) must comply with the requirements for its intended use. The UKCA-EMC (Electric) certification requires manufacturers/suppliers to submit supporting documents proving compliance with these regulations, ensuring products meet legal standards and are eligible for placement on the Great Britain market.
emc testing for radio communication equipment in the UK is primarily based on the following standards:
① EN 301 489 series: EMC requirements for radio equipment, covering emission and immunity tests.
② en 61000 series: Generic EMC standards, including electrostatic discharge (ESD), radiated immunity, and other test items.
③ Radio Equipment Directive (RED 2014/53/EU): Despite the UK's withdrawal from the EU, RED remains a key compliance benchmark for the UK market.
Manufacturers/suppliers must submit corresponding certification certificates and test reports, with specific requirements as follows:
The certificate must demonstrate that the actual products sold comply with the UK's Electromagnetic Compatibility Regulations 2016, including but not limited to the following mandatory information:
① Basic product information (e.g., model number, batch number, or serial number);
② Basic manufacturer information;
③ The phrase "Electromagnetic Compatibility Regulations 2016" or a statement confirming compliance with the regulations;
④ Signature/stamp of the testing laboratory (mandatory for certificate validity).
For more details on the Electromagnetic Compatibility Regulations 2016: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2016/1091/contents
The test report must contain complete information to verify that the product has passed all applicable tests required by the regulations, including but not limited to the following mandatory content:
① Basic product information;
② Basic manufacturer information;
③ Testing standards (must be included in the designated standards list);
④ Specific test items and results;
⑤ Test sample images;
⑥ Signature/stamp of the testing laboratory (mandatory for report validity).
For the designated standards list: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/designated-standards-emc
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