Dear group,

CISPR11 Ed 6 (currently in FDIS) has added emission limits for DC ports, 
including PV and Battery.

For products which have DC power ports and which have up to now used the 
generic EMC emissions standard, would a change to CISPR11 (EN55011) to now 
include DC ports make it the better fit?

To make things less clear, the scope of CISPR11 doesn't appear to have 
changed, certainly not in a way that would include devices like PV 
inverters or inverter/chargers.

Happy Holidays
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Ralph McDiarmid  |   Schneider Electric   |  Solar Business  |   CANADA  | 
  Regulatory Compliance Engineering 

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