EN 62479 provides a simple method for EMF human exposure compliance assessment for low-power electronic and electrical equipment. If a device does not comply with EN 62479, other standards such as en 62311, EN 62233, and EN 62493 must be used for further evaluation to confirm that the product meets the EMF human exposure requirements.
When applying for CE certification, it is mandatory to evaluate the EMF of household appliances; otherwise, a ce certificate cannot be issued. EN 62233 includes tests for both magnetic and electric fields. If the operating voltage of the internal electronic circuits and transformers does not exceed 1000V, the device is considered to comply with the standard's electric field evaluation requirements without testing. Magnetic field testing needs to evaluate frequencies from 10Hz to 400kHz through testing and weighted calculations to confirm whether the appliance meets the standard's requirements.
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