EMC Directive
The EMC Directive states that most electrical and electronic products made or sold in Europe must:
- Be so constructed that they do not cause excessive electromagnetic interference and are not duly affected by electromagnetic interference.
- Carry CE Marking.
For a product to be sold, given away or used in anyway in Europe, it must comply with the Essential Protection Requirements of the Directive.
The requirements under the EMC Directive are:
- That the product must not interfere with any other product in any way.
- The product must meet certain standards in that it must not suffer interference from any other product.
Technical File sign off is one of the compliance routes for the EMC Directive and Laidler Certification are able to complete this procedure.
The list of machines types from Annex IV that Laidler Certification can deal with are listed here on the Nando website
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