EMC Testing Labs in Israel – Accredited Facilities

360 Compliance

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360 Compliance is an international regulatory testing and certification business whose Israel and EMEA base is on HaMelacha Street in Binyamina, with further offices in the United States at Needham Heights in Massachusetts, in the United Kingdom, and in Shenzhen for China and Taiwan. The company states that its offices and test laboratories across the United States, European Union and Asia are all accredited to ISO/IEC 17025, and positions itself as a turnkey route - regulatory testing from start to certificate - across roughly 195 countries. Its EMC work covers testing and certification under the EMC Directive 2014/30/EU with project management and consulting wrapped around it, and the surrounding scope is unusually wireless-heavy: wireless and type approval certification including MIC for Japan, SRRC for China, Anatel for Brazil, IFT for Mexico and BIS for India; mobile network operator certifications covering PTCRB, GCF, AT&T and Verizon, which matter for any cellular-connected product; electrical safety to IEC 62368 and the IECEE CB Scheme and UL standards; sustainability and substance compliance covering RoHS, REACH, California Proposition 65 and CPSIA; and IT security testing including FIPS 140-2. Target sectors are wireless and IoT products, connected and 5G devices, and medical devices, with cybersecurity testing added for the Radio Equipment Directive's cybersecurity requirements. Because the company presents a distributed network rather than publishing a single accredited scope with registration numbers, no accreditation entry is recorded here; confirm which laboratory and accreditation will perform a given test. Specialisations are worldwide type approval and market access, cellular operator certification, wireless and IoT products, and turnkey regulatory programme management.

Hermon Laboratories Ltd.

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Hermon Laboratories, founded in 1987 at Binyamina south of Haifa, describes itself as the first and largest test laboratory serving the Israeli high-technology industry, and the scale supports the claim: 3,000 square metres of building on a 7,000 square metre campus with fifty-five engineers, a second site at Petach Tikva, and more than 35,000 products certified into fifty countries. Its electromagnetic measurement range is the widest in this directory - 10 Hz to 220 GHz - with field generation to 200 V/m on fully automated EMC systems, and calibration performed in-house to 40 GHz. The accreditation record is correspondingly dense: A2LA accreditation to ISO/IEC 17025 for electrical, mechanical and calibration testing covering EMC, radio, product safety, environmental, telecom, MIL-STD, RTCA and NEBS standards, plus ISO/IEC 17065 for certification; IECEE recognition as both a CB Testing Laboratory and a National Certification Body; FCC test firm designations IL1001 and IL1006; ISED Canada wireless laboratory listing under the same CAB numbers; VCCI membership registrations for both sites (Binyamina 592, Petah-Tikva 1748); FDA ASCA accreditation TL-94 for medical device testing - a rare designation outside the United States; KIWA appointment for E-Mark testing to UN-ECE Regulation 10; NATA and ACA recognition for Australia and New Zealand; and Israeli Ministry of Economy, Communications, Defence and Environmental Protection approvals. Beyond EMC it runs environmental simulation to 54 kN and 100 g vibration with a 150 kg centrifuge, HALT and HASS accelerated ageing, explosive atmosphere and intrinsic safety testing, and medical device QA and regulatory consulting. Specialisations are millimetre-wave and high-frequency EMC to 220 GHz, medical devices including FDA ASCA, defence and aerospace to MIL-STD and RTCA, telecom to NEBS, and worldwide market access.

ITL - Israel Testing Laboratories

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ITL - Israel Testing Laboratories is an Israeli testing and certification house operating from HaOreg Street in Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut, with semi-anechoic chambers on site and the ability to test at customer premises for equipment that cannot be transported. It is accredited by A2LA to ISO/IEC 17065 for technical competence as a certification body, which means it can issue certificates rather than only test reports - a distinction that matters for manufacturers who want testing and certification from one organisation. Its stated specialism is market access across the major regimes simultaneously: CE marking for Europe, FCC Declaration of Conformity and Certification for the United States, Industry Canada verification and certification, the Australian ACA requirements and Japanese VCCI, handled by a team of EMC, radio and telecom specialists. Emission and immunity testing is offered alongside radio and telecom conformance, and the laboratory positions its pre-compliance service around catching problems early in the design cycle rather than at the end. The product range it serves is notably broad - radio and telecommunication equipment, automotive electronics, medical devices, military systems, IT equipment, domestic and commercial products, household appliances and power tools, luminaires, laboratory equipment, heavy industrial products, machinery, security systems and health, fitness and beauty products. Note that ITL's EMC Directory listing records a Lod address at 1 Bat Sheva Street while the verified current listing and matching telephone number place it at Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut; the Modi'in address is used here. Its ISO/IEC 17025 testing scope is not published in detail, so confirm the accredited scope before booking. Specialisations are multi-market certification and market access, radio and telecom conformance, and broad-sector commercial product compliance.

Standards Institution of Israel (SII) - EMC Laboratory

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The Standards Institution of Israel is the country's national standards body, based on Chaim Levanon Street in Tel Aviv, and its electromagnetic compatibility laboratory carries the designations that follow from that role: ANAB laboratory accreditation, National Certification Body status and CB Testing Laboratory recognition under the IECEE scheme, which together let it both test and certify for Israeli and international acceptance. Its distinguishing physical asset is a dedicated development site for radiation measurement that it describes as excelling in very low background noise levels, with anechoic chamber capability to 40 GHz - the low ambient floor being what allows marginal emissions to be resolved rather than lost in the noise. The published standard list is long and weighted toward medical and commercial products: IEC 60601-1-2 for medical electrical equipment, CISPR 11 and EN 55011 for industrial, scientific and medical apparatus, CISPR 22, CISPR 32 and CISPR 35 with EN 55024 and CISPR 24 for IT and multimedia, CISPR 14 and EN 55014 for household appliances, the full IEC 61000-4 immunity series covering ESD, radiated and conducted RF immunity, fast transients, surge, magnetic fields and voltage dips, the EN 61000-6 generic standards, EN 50121 for railway equipment, EN 300 386 for telecom network equipment, the ETSI EN 300 220, 300 330 and 300 683 radio standards, and FCC Parts 15, 18 and 68. A practical service worth noting is its preparation of engineering analysis documents - technical construction files - for European CE marking where full testing cannot be performed, which is the route for one-off or very large installations. Specialisations are medical devices and lasers, electrical safety, Israeli national certification, IT and multimedia equipment, and technical construction file preparation.