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EMC Testing for Household Appliances in India

EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) testing for Household Appliances is required to ensure that the Appliances meet the electromagnetic emissions and immunity requirements specified in the relevant EMC standards and regulations. By complying with these requirements, Household Appliances can function properly in their intended environment without causing interference with other devices. Here is a list of companies that provide EMC Testing for Household Appliances in India. EMC Directory is the largest directory of EMC Testing Companies on the Internet. We have listed the leading EMC Testing companies from around the world and made them searchable by their location and capabilities.
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EMC Testing for Household Appliances

EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) testing for Household Appliances is essential to ensure that the appliances meet the electromagnetic emissions and immunity requirements specified in the relevant EMC standards and regulations. By complying with the requirements of these standards & regulations, Household Appliances can function properly in their intended electromagnetic environment without causing interference with other devices. 

Some common examples of household appliances include Refrigerators, washing machines, dryers, coffee makers, heaters, air conditioners, and much more.  These electrical & electronic devices are an integral part of our daily lives, but they can also be a source of electromagnetic interference (EMI) while working, affecting other nearby electronic devices. Also, household appliances may be affected by EMI from various surrounding sources, such as power lines and other nearby electronic devices. 

EMC emission measurement testing is performed to measure the amount of EMI emitted by the appliance. This test measures the levels of conducted and radiated emissions from the appliance to ensure they are within acceptable limits. The emission measurement test ensures that the appliance does not emit more than the EMI emission limit specified in the EMC emission standards and does not cause interference with other nearby electronic devices or systems.

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