To protect equipment users from hazards such as cuts, toxic chemicals, electrocution and burns.
All electrical and electronic products produce unwanted radio emissions as an unintentional by-product of normal operation.
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) regulations place limits on the permissible level of this electromagnetic pollution in order to protect wireless communications devices from excessive levels of radio interference.
Within Europe, the electromagnetic compatibility requirement has been extended to require products to demonstrate an adequate level of immunity to various electromagnetic phenomena such as to strong radio signals and to electrostatic discharge. The purpose of these immunity requirements is to ensure that products will continue to operate in accordance with reasonable user expectations when subjected to the electromagnetic phenomena that characterise the intended operational environment.
There will almost certainly be additional regulatory requirements that apply to your product. These additional requirements could relate to product performance, fail-safe operation, user interface design, energy usage, the use of hazardous materials or to recycling for example.
We can help you to safely navigate the maze of regulations, standards, documentation and markings that may be required for your product.
We understand that the appropriate level of rigour will depend on the nature of your business, the positioning of your brand, the risks involved and cost. Balancing these drivers is a job for your executive management team, but we can support you by explaining the regulatory landscape and by highlighting key areas of technical risk.
You will appreciate our tenacious focus on delivery and on hitting key milestones. Our mission is simple: to help you to succeed.
We specialise in helping businesses to bring new, innovative products to market.
If you would like to discuss how we can drive your project forward, please contact us.
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