ISO 17025 Accredited · FCC Part 15 Specialists

FCC Part 15 Testing by an ISO 17025 Accredited Lab

Whether this is your first FCC project or you just need a reliable lab, our engineers will help you get your product authorized and ready for the U.S. market.

30+

Years EMC Testing

ISO

17025 Accredited

FCC

Part 15 Specialists

For more than 30 years, Green Mountain Electromagnetics has helped electronic manufacturers gain FCC compliant products to enter the market, with hands-on engineering support at every stage.

Capabilities

What We Test

FCC Part 15 Capabilities

Device Categories Supported

Class A and Class B Digital Devices and Peripherals
Personal Computers and CPU Boards
External and Internal Switching Power Supplies
Maritime, Aviation & AIS Radios
Products Incorporating FCC-Approved Radio Modules

WE HELP YOU PASS

We Test AND We Assist with Compliance Issues

A lot of products do not pass on the first try. FCC non-compliance usually comes down to a handful of fixable issues: radiated emissions from an unshielded cable, conducted noise from a power supply, or a layout problem that is amplifying common-mode currents. If this is your first time through the process, we will explain exactly what happened and walk you through the fix. If you have done this before, we will get straight to the solution.

30+ years of troubleshooting Part 15 emissions failures across digital devices, measurement/control devices and industrial electronics.

Engineers who work directly with your design team on filtering, shielding, layout, and grounding.

Pre-compliance testing available to catch problems before formal testing begins.

Process

How It Works

Evaluate Your Product

We confirm SDoC is the right authorization path and determine which Part 15 rules apply. If you are not sure where your product fits, we will help you figure it out.

Test

Conducted and radiated emissions testing performed to applicable Part 15 limits in our accredited lab.

Issue Your SDoC

Your compliant test report issued by GME supports your Supplier’s Declaration of Conformity. You issue the SDoC and the product is authorized.

Go to Market

Your product is ready for U.S. sale.

Most projects: $3,000 to $10,000. Typical timeline: 1 to 2 weeks.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between SDoC and FCC Certification?

SDoC is for unintentional emitters, meaning devices that generate RF as a byproduct of how they work, like microprocessors. SDoC is also for devices that implement pre-approved radios. FCC Certification is only required for intentional radiators that are new radio designs. GME handles SDoC. If your product turns out to need Certification instead, we will let you know at the quoting stage.

What if my product fails testing?

It happens to a lot of products and it is fixable. Our engineers will identify the root cause and tell you what needs to change. First-timers get a full walkthrough. Experienced manufacturers get a straight answer and a fast path forward.

Also selling in the EU? GME is an ISO 17025 accredited CE testing laboratory. We can handle both FCC and CE compliance so you are not coordinating two separate testing relationships. Ask us about CE testing when you request your quote.

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Testing Services Needed

Host Wireless Products — FCC Part 15 SDoC

Unintentional Radiators — FCC Part 15 SDoC

Maritime and Aviation Radio — FCC Part 80 and Part 87

AIS Equipment — FCC Part 80, Part 87 and applicable IEC standards

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802-388-3390 | gme@gmelectro.com