EMC testing and mutual interference

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Do we have any info as to what VEMS will do regards EMC interference?
Has it been tested against any particular spec during manufacture?

I know most of it is down to good installation, but some potential customers (commercial, so needs to watch his back) really do ask awkward questions!!

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We've not done any EMC testing, so the unit is not CE stamped, the cost of certification is far too high for an organisation like ourselves to undertake.
I have heard that the wideband driver electronics can run at a frequency that causes interference on some car radios, they're looking at the effects of adjusting the frequency with regards to the effect it has on the sensor readings.

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I spoke to our man responsible for such things - his attitude was that if it works in a car, then it's going to pass at least the susceptability test... :) 
There's more to CE marking than the EMC tests though.  Most of it is damned obvious.
As long as people don't sell it as CE marked, then I don't see a problem.

Given the fight I had (and won) with Blaupunkt, large companies don't always get it right. ;)