EMC Testing for Lighting Products
Compliance to Regional and International EMC Requirements for Lighting Products
Electrically powered lighting products are often required to be tested for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) per regional and international requirement, and at Intertek we can help you show compliance. EMC testing demonstrates that your lighting product’s electronic emissions will not affect the normal operation of, nor be affected by, other products within the same environment. Through Intertek’s global network of state-of-the-art EMC testing facilities, our experts perform EMC compliance testing and pre-scans, and are able to provide assistance with troubleshooting product non-compliance.
- FCC Part 15 and FCC Part 18 for the United States
- EMC Directive or applicable EN standards for the European Union
- Industry Canada (IC) or Standards Council of Canada (SCC) guidelines
- Japanese Voluntary Control Council for Interference (VCCI) requirements
Knowledge Center
- Commercial Displays: Compliance to ANSI/UL 970 Fact Sheet
- Lighting for Hazardous Locations Fact Sheet
- Germicidal Lighting Fact Sheet
- Horticultural Lighting Safety & Performance Criteria Fact Sheet
- Product Listing & Marking Strategies White Paper
- Mitigating Cyber Threats to Connected Lighting Products Webinar
- Automotive Lighting: Photometric Concepts, Calibration, and Measurement White Paper
- Class P Program for LED Light Engines Fact Sheet
- ANSI/UL 8750: Overview and Tips for Manufacturers
- LED Lamps: LM-84 & DOE Rules Tip Sheet
- Ingress Protection for Lighting Products IP vs. NEMA Ratings White Paper
- California Energy Commission (CEC) Title 20 and Title 24 White Paper
- Lighting General Coverage Program Fact Sheet
