Anyone that produces electronic equipment for the European market is usually familiar with the EMC Directive. Equipment may not cause interference or be susceptible to interference from other electrical equipment. And EMC criteria also prevail for the American market. The US Federal Communication Commission (FCC) is hypercritical of equipment that’s destined for the American market. KEMA is permitted to conduct tests based on the official US criteria. KEMA EMC-FCC Certificates give access to the US market. An added advantage is that KEMA takes over much of the complex procedural handling for the manufacturer. Because these procedures differ from product to product, we also help you select the right test procedure. KEMA EMC-FCC, interference-free access to the USA KEMA is listed by the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) and a Conformity Assessment Body (CAB). This means, naturally, that the KEMA test results for many product groups are accepted in America.
KEMA is second to none when it comes to knowing the ins and outs of the American EMC regulations
KEMA helps you choose the right admittance procedure for your product
KEMA assists you in going through this complex procedure
KEMA’s EMC laboratory is the largest in the Netherlands
A KEMA report has unmistakable added value for your customers, government agencies, and with interpretation and acceptance disputes
KEMA easily performs on-site EMC tests for FCC as well
Huge machines and installations are not a problem for KEMA
KEMA employs a flexible method of working and take your planning and processes into account as much as possible.
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Anyone that produces electronic equipment for the European market is usually familiar with the EMC Directive. Equipment may not cause interference or be susceptible to interference from other electrical equipment. And EMC criteria also prevail for the American market. The US Federal Communication Commission (FCC) is hypercritical of equipment that’s destined for the American market. 
