Case Study

Accreditation helps avoid unintended radio emissions from high risk electronic equipment

The New Zealand Government requires that Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) of high risk (Level 3) items such as industrial, scientific or medical products must be tested in a lab accredited by an ILAC MRA (Mutual Recognition Arrangement) signatory.  (New Zealand)

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Accreditation helps avoid unintended radio emissions from high risk electronic equipment

Sector

Products & Services

Country

New Zealand

Standards

ISO 15189 ISO 17011 ISO 17034 ISO 17043 ISO/IEC 17020 ISO/IEC 17025

Sustainable Development Goals

Industry, Innovation And Infrastructure
Good Health And Well-being

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