We are an electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and product safety test laboratory located in Vermont.
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Accredited testing for the CE-Mark/FCC Declaration of Conformity on commercial, residential, industrial, scientific, medical, information-technology, measurement, control.
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Green Mountain Electromagnetics, a Vermont-based test lab, offers comprehensive testing and compliance services for electronics manufacturers. With a focus on electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and product safety, the lab certifies products to meet international standards like CE, FCC, and Military standards. Leveraging advanced equipment and skilled technicians, the lab ensures products are safe, reliable, and meet regulatory standards, helping manufacturers avoid costly non-compliance issues.
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You can also reach us directly at gme@gmelectro.com or 802-388-3390.
GME provides technically rigorous, standards-driven testing services designed to streamline market access. We focus on accurate interpretation of regulatory requirements, efficient test execution, and clear technical communication to support engineering and compliance teams.
Products range from complex embedded systems and RF-enabled devices to industrial control equipment, laboratory instrumentation, power electronics, and high-reliability defense systems.
EMC testing is required for most electronic and electrical products, including:
Consumer electronics
Industrial equipment and machinery
Medical devices
Automotive electronics
Wireless and IoT devices
Laboratory and scientific equipment
Measurement and control equipment
If your product contains switching electronics, digital circuitry, wireless modules, or power conversion components, EMC compliance is typically required.
We provide regulatory compliance testing services to organizations across a wide range of industries, including measurement/control equipment, laboratory/medical devices, machinery/industrial equipment, telecommunications, automotive electronics, consumer products, defense and emerging technology sectors.
Typically when the first Engineering Development Models are produced, it is time to test one and see how it performs. We do recommend engaging during the design phase whenever possible. Early pre-compliance evaluation reduces the likelihood of costly redesigns and certification delays later in the development process.
To begin, we typically require:
Product description including size, weight, power requirements, signal connections, wireless etc
Application and intended use
User manual (draft acceptable)
Target markets (EU, U.S., global)
Product variants or configurations
Our team will define applicable rules, directives, regulations & standards, then propose a structured testing plan.
