Background
If you make or supply things with 'electric' in them they must comply with the EMC directive. This is now law in all EC Countries. If you don't like it, emigrate, but be warned the rest of the world is gradually following suit. To comply, the product must have a CE mark. In order to qualify for a CE mark some responsible person within your organisation must sign a Declaration of Conformity which states that the product complies with the appropriate EMC standards. Generally this will mean testing the product to ensure that it really is compliant.
The standards cover two main areas, emissions (products should not cause interference) and immunity (products should not be susceptable to interference from other sources).Laplace is a leading supplier of emissions measuring equipment, immunity test equipment and harmonics and flicker analysers.
The main characteristics of Laplace products are:
Complete integrated test kits all from one source.
Excellent back up and support. Extensive documentation with each kit and a telephone help line.
Low cost ( lowest cost complete system available).
Excellent performance...100s of systems in use for self certification testing.
Powerful PC software specifically written for EMC testing needs, includes all standard
limit lines, automatic distance correction, ambient background nulling etc.
UNIQUE TO Laplace KITS
All kits can be supplied with radiated emissions reference source (ERS) which enables you to obtain high integrity results even on non-compliant test sites !!
Free Training course for all who purchase complete kits !! (in UK)
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Tel: + 44 (0)1263 515160 Fax: + 44 (0)1263 512532 E-mail:tech@laplace.co.uk |
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