Electromagnetic compatibility - Requirements for household appliances, electric tools and similar apparatus - Part 1: Emission

This technical document establishes the mandatory emission limits and test methods for household appliances, electric tools, and similar equipment. It defines the procedures to evaluate how these devices generate electromagnetic disturbances during normal operation, ensuring they do not interfere with other electronic systems in the vicinity. The scope covers a wide range of products including power tools, heating appliances, and kitchen machines, specifying the frequency ranges and measurement techniques required for compliance. By setting clear boundaries for conducted and radiated emissions, the document supports the harmonization of product safety and performance across markets. It serves as a reference for manufacturers and testing laboratories to verify that their equipment meets the necessary criteria before being placed on the market. The guidelines are aligned with international norms to facilitate trade and ensure consistent quality control practices. Adherence to these specifications helps mitigate potential disruptions in communication systems and other sensitive electronic devices, fostering a reliable electromagnetic environment for everyday use.