Regulatory Compliance for the Connected World (IoT)

Meet safety and regulatory requirements that gets your product to market at home and abroad.
With Intertek's global network of laboratories we provide unparalleled testing in order to ensure your products meet various regulatory and industry requirements and country-specific certifications, whether ETL or CE Marking, or FCC Certification, Intertek works with you to get your product through the process quickly.
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Testing
IoT devices must meet applicable emission and immunity regulations for the FCC, ISED, and the EU. Products that contain radio transmitters also must comply with RF exposure criteria (SAR if the product is body worn) in order to ensure the safety of the end user and bystanders. Additionally, devices with RF transmitters or receivers must demonstrate compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU (the Radio Equipment Directive) as well as meet any EMC criteria that apply to non-radio functions of the device. Demonstrating compliance with the Radio Equipment Directive (RED) ensures the efficient use of the radio spectrum which is critical to allow IoT devices to coexist without interfering with one another.
Other services include:
- Safety Certification
- Installation Compliance
- Accessibility Testing
- Coexistence Testing
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