Hi Charles, I would use a Netgear switch. They seem to be the best for emissions. The newer retail ones should be able to pass class B. Routers and switches are known to cause EMI problems even outside the test site. You want to best simulate the environment your product will be used. Connecting directly to a PC would be legal, but would it simulate the environment where your product is used? I recommend trying a few different routers/switches to find the one that works the best for you. Thanks, Tim
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