Conformity assessment for fixed installations in accordance with the essential requirements of the EMC Directive

 

Abstract

The new EMC Directive (2014/30 / EC) recognizes the fixed installations as a special purpose equipment and provide for them the appropriate conformity assessment procedure. The basis for evaluation are essential requirements of general and specific kind. The records in the documentation and the good engineering practice are indicated to demonstrate compliance. It is proposed a method to demonstrate and document that the fixed installation meets the essential requirements.

Keywords

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), conformity assessment, fixed installations, good engineering practice

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Bilbiography

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