Limits and methods of measurement of radio disturbance characteristics of electrical lighting and similar equipment

This document specifies the limits and measurement procedures for radio disturbance characteristics emitted by electrical lighting and similar equipment. It applies to devices designed to generate and distribute electric light, as well as related control gear and industrial, scientific, and medical equipment operating at frequencies below 9kHz when intended for household, commercial, or industrial environments. The text establishes the frequency ranges for measuring radio disturbance levels and defines the maximum permissible values to ensure compatibility with radio services. Measurement setups are detailed to ensure consistent results across different testing laboratories. The scope covers the technical requirements for minimizing electromagnetic interference from lighting systems without addressing their performance or efficiency. This specification aligns with international frameworks to harmonize testing methodologies. It serves as a reference for manufacturers and compliance assessors regarding emission limits for lighting appliances in specific market regions. The provisions aim to maintain the integrity of radio communication systems by controlling unwanted emissions from electrical devices used in everyday settings.