EMC Testing Labs in Italy – Accredited Facilities

CELAB Srl

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CELAB is an Italian conformity assessment body and test laboratory on Via Maira at Latina, south of Rome, and its central credential is designation as EU Notified Body number 2037 for both the EMC Directive 2014/30/EU and the Radio Equipment Directive - so it issues the certificates rather than only the test reports. It is accredited by ACCREDIA to ISO/IEC 17065 for product certification for CE marking, and has separately received ACCREDIA accreditation for the cybersecurity requirements of the Radio Equipment Directive, which became applicable for internet-connected radio equipment and is a scope few bodies yet hold. It is additionally authorised by Italian government authorities to test military equipment, operates an ISO 9001 quality system, holds UNI/PdR 125:2022 gender equality certification, is a European Commission-recognised training provider under the Pact for Skills, and has a strategic collaboration with Dronecertifly for unmanned aircraft system compliance. Alongside the notified body work it runs CE marking tests and environmental testing, and publishes its own compliance software. One practical point worth noting for directory users: for the notified body EMC route CELAB states that the certification process requires only documentation sent by email rather than physical delivery of the product, so it is a documentation-assessment service distinct from chamber measurement. No ISO/IEC 17025 testing accreditation number is published. Sectors served are civil aviation, defence, medical and beauty devices, import-export, automotive, railway, lighting and photometry, industrial machinery and cybersecurity. Specialisations are EMC and RED notified body certification, RED cybersecurity assessment, military equipment testing authorisation, drone compliance, and CE marking consultancy.

CESI / KEMA Labs - Milan

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CESI's Milan site on Via Rubattino, operating within the KEMA Labs group, is primarily a high-voltage and high-power testing institution of international standing, and its EMC laboratories exist to serve that electrical-grid caseload rather than general consumer compliance. The EMC facilities comprise two anechoic chambers for radiated and conducted immunity testing plus three shielded chambers dedicated to conducted immunity, burst immunity and fast transient testing - a configuration aimed squarely at protection relays, substation automation, energy meters and switchgear control electronics, which must survive the transient environment of a substation rather than a living room. The surrounding estate is on a different scale from anything else in this directory: a high-voltage hall measuring 45 by 40 by 42 metres with a 4,800 kV charging generator storing 240 kJ, rated for lightning impulses to 2,700 kV and switching impulses to 1,800 kV over a 20 by 14 by 13 metre test space; AC sources to 700 kV and impulse generators to 2.0 MV with partial discharge, radio interference voltage, capacitance and tan delta measurement; three cable prequalification lines for systems to 800 kV including a concrete tunnel and a salt-water pool; and a high-power area with six 500 MVA single-phase transformers on a 220 kV grid, a 2,000 MVA short-circuit generator and an external bay for transformers to 400 MVA and 400 kV. The energy meters laboratory is a notified body for the Measuring Instruments Directive annex MI-003, the smart metering laboratory dates from 2000, and ATEX and IECEx certification for explosion-protected equipment is issued through KEMA Labs. Specialisations are protection relays and IEC 61850 substation automation, energy meter certification under EN 50470 and the IEC 62052 to 62059 series, smart metering, switchgear and surge arrester testing, and high-voltage dielectric and HVDC qualification.

ELAD Srl - Measurement and Test Services

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ELAD is an Italian electronics company at Sarone di Caneva in the province of Pordenone, best known for its radio and software-defined receiver products, and it makes its in-house EMC, electrical safety and RF laboratories available as a measurement and pre-compliance service. The offering is shaped by the company's own engineering: alongside the conventional EMC suite - radiated and conducted emissions, harmonic current emission, radiated immunity, electrostatic discharge, fast transient burst, surge, and voltage dips and variations - it runs a genuine RF functionality practice that most compliance laboratories do not, measuring GSM and GPRS signal quality including transmit power and bit error rate, UHF consumer equipment power, attenuation and frequency, and antenna and amplifier performance covering band gain, uniform field and noise figure, across Wi-Fi, RFID, NFC, GPS and cellular technologies. Electrical safety testing under the Low Voltage Directive covers dielectric strength, insulation resistance, electrical continuity, leakage current and discharge time, and the laboratory also performs hygroscopic conditioning for thermal and humidity stress, durability and heating tests, LAN network attenuation and bit error rate measurement, and energy-using product measurements on power supplies. ELAD is a member of CEI, the Italian Electrotechnical Committee, and operates an ISO 9001 quality system; it states qualifications for the EMC Directive 2014/30/EU and the Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU but publishes no ISO/IEC 17025 or ACCREDIA accreditation, so it is recorded here without an accreditation entry. Specialisations are RF and radio functionality measurement, wireless technology pre-compliance, electrical safety, and EMC for consumer, IT and telecom equipment.

EMC S.r.l. (EMC Lab Genova)

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EMC S.r.l., trading as EMC Lab, operates from Via Greto di Cornigliano in the western industrial belt of Genoa, and publishes a chamber specification in more detail than almost any laboratory in this directory. Its semi-anechoic shielded chamber measures 8.5 metres long by 6.1 wide by 5.8 high internally, covers 26 MHz to 6 GHz, and is qualified to figures the company states openly: shielding effectiveness above 120 dB, normalised site attenuation within plus or minus 4 dB, and field uniformity of minus zero to plus 6 dB across 75 per cent of the measurement points - the three numbers that actually determine whether a chamber's results are defensible. The usable quiet zone is 2 metres in diameter and 2 metres high, served by a turntable and antenna mast, and the main door is a 2 by 2 metre automatic sliding type with a synchronised access ramp, so wheeled and palletised equipment can be rolled straight in rather than lifted. Alongside electromagnetic compatibility measurement on both apparatus and complete systems, the laboratory performs environmental electromagnetic field measurement - assessing emission levels in occupied environments rather than from products, a distinct service line - plus electrical safety, climatic and mechanical testing. It publishes an ACCREDIA accreditation page and an ISO 9001 certification but does not state its accreditation number, so confirm the accredited scope before booking. Specialisations are large and palletised equipment EMC, environmental electromagnetic field surveys, and combined EMC with electrical safety, climatic and mechanical testing for the Ligurian industrial base.

EMC-LACE - CEIA S.p.A. Laboratory

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The Electromagnetic Compatibility Laboratory CEIA S.p.A - LACE is the in-house test laboratory of CEIA S.p.A, the Italian metal-detection and induction-heating manufacturer, at Strada Provinciale di Pescaiola 52-52/A in Civitella in Val di Chiana near Arezzo, Tuscany. It began measurement activities in 1987 supporting CEIA's own electronic instrument production for domestic and foreign markets, then expanded its infrastructure and scope to meet EMC and CE-marking regulatory requirements, and now operates as an accredited third-party laboratory. Its recognition history is long: in 1994 CEIA was recognised as a Highly Qualified Laboratory by the Italian Ministry of University, Technological and Scientific Research; it has been ISO 9001 certified by IMQ since 1996 (certificate 9115.CEI3); in 1998 the laboratory was recognised by the Ministry of Communication as a Competent Body for Electromagnetic Compatibility; and from 2007 to 2012 it held EMC Notified Body status (Notified Body number 2046). It is accredited by ACCREDIA as Testing Laboratory 01402 to ISO/IEC 17025:2017 and covered by the ILAC MRA, with accreditation extended in 2023 to walkthrough metal detector performance testing - a capability that follows directly from CEIA's own product line and is close to unique in a public EMC directory. The laboratory serves four activity areas: electromagnetic compatibility testing, human exposure to electromagnetic fields testing, radio equipment testing, and performance tests on walkthrough metal detectors (WTMD). Product categories covered include electrical and electronic equipment for residential and industrial environments, scientific and medical industrial equipment, information and multimedia technology equipment, home appliances, lighting equipment and telecommunication and military equipment. The published test list covers radiated and conducted disturbance measurement, harmonic current emissions, voltage variations, fluctuations and flicker, ESD, radiated field immunity, EFT/burst, surge, conducted RF immunity, network frequency magnetic field immunity, and voltage dips, short interruptions and variations. Tests support the EMC Directive 2014/30/EU and the Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53/EU for CE marking, and can be run to CEI, EN, IEC, FCC, ANSI, ETSI and MIL standards.

Ente Certificazione Macchine (ECM)

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Ente Certificazione Macchine, usually abbreviated ECM, operates from Via Ca' Bella at Castello di Serravalle in the Valsamoggia municipality west of Bologna, and combines a notified body with an accredited test laboratory. It is EU Notified Body number 1282, authorised for conformity assessment and product certification under the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, the Outdoor Noise Directive 2000/14/EC and the EMC Directive 2014/30/EU, and is additionally authorised by the Italian Ministry of Health as a notified body for the Medical Device Regulation (EU) 2017/745, retaining surveillance responsibility for devices it certified under the preceding Medical Device Directive. Its testing laboratory is accredited to ISO/IEC 17025:2017 - unusually, not by ACCREDIA but by Perry Johnson Laboratory Accreditation of the United States, under accreditation number 121697 and certificate L23-821 - and it is separately accredited by ACCREDIA to ISO/IEC 17021-1 as a certification body for EN ISO 13485 medical device quality systems. The laboratory is built around a semi-anechoic chamber for EMC testing, and the surrounding scope is distinctly machinery-oriented: electrical safety, IP ingress protection, mechanical stability, vibration, the ISO 14120 impact test on machine guards, IEC/EN 60601 electromedical testing, performance measurement, debug activity and research and development support. ECM is also a qualified private body for periodic verification of work equipment under Italian Legislative Decree 81/2008. Note that ECM publishes a warning on its own site about third parties misusing its name and certificates, so verify any certificate directly with ECM or via the European Commission's NANDO database. Specialisations are machinery directive certification, machine guard and mechanical safety testing, electromedical devices, and combined EMC with machinery conformity assessment.

G.S.D. S.r.l.

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G.S.D. has worked in applied electromagnetism since 1995 from Via di Marmiceto in the Ospedaletto industrial area of Pisa, and operates as a test house across EMC, vibration and climatic testing with a strong automotive approval line. Its most directly useful credential for vehicle work is a VCA certificate covering ECE, EEC, EMC and ESA scopes - a designation from the United Kingdom's Vehicle Certification Agency that lets it produce test evidence for electronic sub-assembly and vehicle approval under UN-ECE Regulation 10 - alongside RSM-E57 and ITCF-AQL-0025 certificates and an ISO 9001:2015 quality system. Testing and measurement covers EMC and radio equipment under the Radio Equipment Directive together with FCC and Industry Canada requirements, with standard families spanning civil, military, naval, avionics and aerospace applications, plus electrical safety testing on domestic and industrial electrical and electronic equipment. A distinct service line is environmental electromagnetic field measurement, including magnetic field surveys carried out to current regulations, which addresses occupational and public exposure rather than product emissions. Customers describe a test house handling electromagnetic compatibility measurement, vibration testing and climatic chamber work on one site with highly qualified staff. Unusually, the company also offers laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy for elemental composition analysis, and publishes research, theses and academic initiatives. No ACCREDIA or ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation number is published, so it is recorded here without an accreditation entry. Specialisations are automotive ESA and UN-ECE R10 approval, military, naval and avionics EMC, environmental electromagnetic field measurement, and combined EMC with vibration and climatic testing.

IMQ S.p.A.

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IMQ is Italy's principal product conformity assessment organisation, operating for around seventy years from its Milan headquarters and laboratories on Via Marco Fabio Quintiliano, and the IMQ mark it issues is one of the longest-established safety marks in Europe. More than 10,000 companies have used it for product certification. Its electromagnetic compatibility laboratory forms part of a much larger testing estate - accredited sites at Milan (ACCREDIA registration 00013), Udine (00529) and Torino (00728), with additional facilities at Bollate, Treviso, San Vendemiano and Macerata - and that scale is the point: EMC measurement sits alongside electrical safety, performance and accelerated life testing, so a single submission can produce both the EMC evidence and the safety certification a product needs. EMC coverage comprises radiated and conducted emissions, mains harmonics, flicker, radio disturbance power and click analysis on the emission side, and radiated and conducted immunity, power-frequency magnetic field immunity, fast transient burst, surge, voltage dip and electrostatic discharge immunity on the immunity side. IMQ is a notified body for the principal EU directives, including the EMC Directive 2014/30/EU, under which it issues EU type-examination certificates, and for the Radio Equipment Directive; it is accredited as a product certification body to ISO/IEC 17065 and as a testing laboratory to ISO/IEC 17025, and is an IECEE recognised certification body and CB testing laboratory at its Milano, Treviso and Macerata sites. It is additionally a notified body for the Medical Devices Regulation and IVDR. Specialisations are household and similar appliances, lighting, electrical installation material and switchgear, electromedical equipment, IT and multimedia products, and gas and energy-using appliances.

INTEK S.p.A.

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INTEK has operated as an accredited test laboratory since 1994 from Via Mazzini at Rezzato, east of Brescia in Lombardy, and its recognition set is one of the broader ones held by an Italian independent laboratory. It is ACCREDIA accredited under number 00855, holds UL recognition as a Third Party Test Data Program participant under reference DA928, is recognised by ACAE and LOVAG under IK01, is an IECEE CB Testing Laboratory, and holds UNECE recognition for vehicle regulation work. That combination lets it serve the Low Voltage, EMC, ATEX and Radio Equipment Directives and route results into the CB Scheme and North American markets from one engagement. The EMC and radio practice sits alongside an unusually heavy electrical and safety capability for a commercial laboratory, including ATEX explosion protection and short-circuit testing, and a deep environmental and mechanical estate covering salt spray, IP ingress protection, climatic and vibration testing, heat resistance of plastics and Arizona dust ingress. Electromagnetic field measurement is offered within the same area as the EMC and radio work. The company emphasises metrology discipline, measurement uncertainty calculation and impartiality, and provides regulatory support across the full product compliance cycle. Sectors served span domestic products, industrial systems, marine, automotive and railway, with sensor and automation equipment called out specifically. Specialisations are ATEX and explosion-protected equipment, short-circuit and high-current testing, marine and railway equipment, automotive approval under UNECE recognition, and CB Scheme routing.

Itel EMC Test Lab

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The Itel EMC Test Lab is the electromagnetic compatibility laboratory of ITEL Telecomunicazioni S.r.l., a manufacturer at Ruvo di Puglia in Apulia whose core business is RF shielding and Faraday cage systems for magnetic resonance imaging installations, together with medical and telecommunications electronics. That heritage shapes the laboratory: alongside conventional CE-marking work it runs two specialised service lines that most commercial EMC houses do not offer. The first is MRI site auditing - pre-installation and acceptance surveys of scanner rooms that measure ambient static and time-varying magnetic fields, floor vibration, RF interference levels and the shielding effectiveness of the Faraday enclosure itself, so that a magnet can be sited without image degradation. The second is human exposure assessment: measurement of electric, magnetic and electromagnetic field strengths against occupational and public exposure limits, used for workplace risk assessment and for transmitter site compliance. Conventional capability covers radiated and conducted emissions, the IEC 61000-4 immunity series, harmonics and flicker, and electrical safety measurements including leakage current, protective conductor continuity and insulation resistance. The laboratory is recognised by the Italian Ministry of Economic Development under Ministerial Decree 84/2002 for radiofrequency equipment compliance testing, operates a quality management system built to UNI CEI EN ISO/IEC 17025 with all instrumentation on periodic calibration traceable to ACCREDIA, and also offers documented EMC pre-compliance and self-certification support. Specialisations are medical imaging environments, electromedical equipment, and RF shielded enclosure verification.

OCE - Organismo di Certificazione Europea S.r.l.

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OCE, formally Organismo di Certificazione Europea S.r.l., runs an electromagnetic compatibility laboratory at Palestrina in the hills east of Rome, working from two addresses in the same comune on Via Pietro Nenni and Via Prenestina Nuova. It is accredited by ACCREDIA under number 00954 and acts as an EU Notified Body for EU Type Examination, so a single engagement can produce both the measurement evidence and the certificate - a combination few laboratories of this size in central Italy offer. The EMC scope is the complete directive set for apparatus: radiated and conducted emissions, radiated and conducted immunity, electrostatic discharge, fast transient burst and surge immunity, and harmonic current and flicker emissions, measured in an anechoic chamber with EMI receivers, line impedance stabilisation networks and individually calibrated coaxial cables. OCE places unusual emphasis on metrological rigour, publishing that its measurement uncertainty budgets are constructed to international metrological practice and CISPR reference methods rather than quoted as nominal figures - which is what makes a report defensible when a result sits close to a limit. Test reports are written to drop directly into the manufacturer's technical file for CE conformity assessment under Directive 2014/30/EU, and low voltage directive safety testing is offered alongside. The body's wider certification work extends beyond electronics into lifting equipment and construction materials. Product sectors served are industrial equipment, multimedia and IT equipment, lighting fixtures, electromedical and scientific instruments, household appliances and power tools, telecommunications and telemetry equipment, and aesthetic and medical treatment devices. Specialisations are combined notified body certification with in-house EMC measurement, measurement uncertainty rigour, and technical file preparation for CE marking.

Prima Ricerca & Sviluppo S.r.l.

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Prima Ricerca & Sviluppo, which also trades as PRS Lab, is an independent Italian testing and certification house at Faloppio in the province of Como, close to the Swiss border, and operates as a conformity assessment body supporting manufacturers through both European CE marking and international market approvals. The EMC laboratory is built around a semi-anechoic chamber used at the 3 metre measurement distance, instrumented with a Rohde & Schwarz ESU40 EMI receiver and a Spitzenberger EMC 15000/PAS programmable power network simulator, which is what allows harmonics, flicker, voltage dip and interruption testing to be run on three-phase equipment alongside the emission and immunity suite. Published test reports show accredited work against the full European set - radiated and conducted emissions, harmonic current and flicker, voltage dips, and the IEC 61000-4 immunity family - and a notable specialisation in home and building electronic systems, where the laboratory tests to the EN 50491-5-1 and EN 50491-5-2 HBES/BACS standards that cover KNX and similar building automation networks. That niche sits alongside conventional work on consumer electronics, appliances, IT equipment and industrial products, and the company also provides regulatory consultancy, technical file preparation and coordination of overseas approvals. Note that the laboratory's own website blocks automated retrieval, so the capability detail here is drawn from its published test documentation rather than from its service pages, and its specific accreditation and foreign designation numbers could not be independently confirmed. Specialisations are home and building automation systems, consumer and IT products, and international market access.

Prolab Service srl

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Prolab Service operates a test laboratory on Via Ratti at Lesmo in the Monza e Brianza province of Lombardy, running electromagnetic compatibility work in an anechoic shielded chamber alongside an unusually wide non-electrical scope. The EMC bench covers emissions and immunity with electrostatic discharge, fast transient burst and surge testing, and the laboratory pairs it with vibration and shock testing, stress testing, durability and ageing cycles and reliability verification - so a product can go through environmental and mechanical qualification and EMC in one place. Beyond that it does chemical testing, including tests for products in contact with food, cosmetics and toys, and RoHS compliance work by X-ray fluorescence analysis of homogeneous materials with the compliance file prepared alongside. It has also moved into cybersecurity testing for IoT hardware, embedded systems and medical devices, which is becoming a gating requirement under the Radio Equipment Directive and the Cyber Resilience Act. Its staff sit on Italian standards technical committees CT62 for medical devices, CT59 for household appliances and CT34 for lighting fixtures, which is a meaningful signal of depth in those three product families. The laboratory will also design and build bespoke test equipment to a customer's requirement, and works through associated laboratories where a test falls outside its own scope. It publishes no ACCREDIA accreditation or ISO/IEC 17025 number and is recorded here without an accreditation entry; testing supports CE marking and the voluntary KEMA, TUV, GS, CB and Nemko schemes. Specialisations are combined EMC with mechanical, chemical and reliability testing, RoHS by XRF, product cybersecurity, and custom test rig development.

RINA S.p.A. - Electromagnetic Compatibility

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RINA, headquartered on Via Corsica in Genoa and tracing its origins to the Italian ship classification society founded in 1861, offers an electromagnetic compatibility practice built on around fifty years of EMC expertise and deployed worldwide rather than from a single chamber. Its instrumentation measures from DC to 16 GHz and travels to the asset, which reflects what RINA is actually engaged to do: electromagnetic environmental effects work on installations, platforms and infrastructure that cannot be brought to a laboratory. The scope runs from EMC strategy and consultancy, system validation documentation, EMC hazard identification and risk logs, and EMC evaluation for functional safety, through to field work - electromagnetic site surveys, lightning risk assessment, power quality assessment, earthing system design, radiation hazard and human electromagnetic exposure assessment, and induced and touch voltage assessment. Two capabilities are genuinely uncommon. The first is NATO-recognised electromagnetic security assessment, covering EMSEC and TEMPEST - the discipline of establishing whether classified information can be reconstructed from a system's unintended emissions, which requires national recognition rather than commercial accreditation alone. The second is aircraft high-intensity radiated field testing, including low-level swept current, low-level swept field, and portable and transmitting portable electronic device testing on complete airframes and helicopters. Military and defence work runs to MIL-STD-461, MIL-STD-464, DEF STAN 59-411 and the NATO E3 standards, and the civil side covers the EMC Directive 2014/30/EU, the Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU, the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC and Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 for apparatus and installations. Clients include system integrators, FEED and EPC contractors, government agencies and asset owners across infrastructure, oil and gas, power generation, aerospace, transportation and marine. Specialisations are EMSEC and TEMPEST, aircraft HIRF testing, platform-level E3 engineering, and EMC for large installations and critical infrastructure.

S.T.A. srl - StaLab

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StaLab, the laboratory arm of S.T.A. srl, works from Via della Concordia at San Martino Buon Albergo just east of Verona, and holds an accreditation that is rare and genuinely distinctive: ACCREDIA accreditation number 02088 to ISO/IEC 17025:2018 in Category III for on-site EMC and low voltage directive testing. Category III is the flexible-scope classification that permits accredited measurement away from a fixed laboratory, which means StaLab's mobile laboratory can produce accredited test results at a customer's own premises rather than indicative pre-compliance figures - the practical consequence being that a production line, a large machine or an installed plant does not have to be dismantled, shipped and reassembled to obtain a defensible report. That is the core of the business: testing machinery, industrial plants and production lines in situ under the EMC Directive 2014/30/EU, with emission and immunity measurement, interference troubleshooting and root-cause analysis of EMI sources, and in-situ testing of complex systems and critical infrastructure. The regulatory practice around it spans CE marking, the Machinery Directive, the Low Voltage Directive, the new General Product Safety Regulation (EU) 2023/988, and physical agents assessment for workplace electromagnetic exposure, with technical file and documentation preparation; the firm also offers Life Cycle Assessment and product and organisation Carbon Footprint work. Sectors served are industrial machinery and automation, residential electrical and electronic devices, research and development prototypes, railway components and systems, and large-scale plant. Specialisations are accredited on-site and in-situ EMC testing, machinery and production line compliance, and EMI troubleshooting.

SITAEL S.p.A. - EMC Laboratory

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SITAEL, Italy's largest privately held space company, opened its EMC laboratory in 2021 at its Mola di Bari site in Apulia, and it is accredited to ISO/IEC 17025:2018 under accreditation number 02190, with the company's UNI EN ISO 9001:2015 quality system extended to cover EMC testing in 2023. The laboratory is built around a semi-anechoic chamber sized for substantial hardware: a cylindrical test envelope 4 metres in diameter and 4 metres high, a 4 metre turntable rated to 4,000 kg, a 3 by 3 metre access door with a level platform so equipment can be rolled straight in, and measurement at both 3 and 5 metre distances across 30 MHz to 18 GHz, with remote turntable control and CCTV monitoring of the article under test. That specification reflects the parent company's own work on satellite platforms and propulsion: alongside the commercial CISPR 32 and CISPR 11 emission standards and the EN 61000-4 immunity series, the laboratory tests to ECSS-E-ST-20-07C, the European Cooperation for Space Standardization requirement for spacecraft electromagnetic compatibility, and to EN 50121-3-1 for railway rolling stock. Testing covers radiated and conducted emissions and immunity to electrostatic discharge, radiated fields, electrical fast transients, surge impulses and magnetic fields, on equipment powered from DC or single and three-phase AC supplies. The laboratory positions itself for development-stage work as much as final compliance, offering pre-compliance measurement, in-development characterisation and hands-on debugging support. Specialisations are satellite and space hardware qualification, railway rolling stock and signalling, industrial and automotive electronics, and wireless equipment.

Sicom test s.r.l. (Sicom Testing)

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Sicom Testing operates from Via dell'Industria in the Begliano district of San Canzian d'Isonzo, in Friuli Venezia Giulia near the Slovenian border, and is an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratory for electrical, electronic and radio products holding ISO 9001 certification. Its market-access scope is broader than its size suggests: CE marking, FCC certification for the United States, ISED certification for Canada to ICES-003 and RSS-102, and UKCA marking, with local representation offered for the US and Canadian markets and accredited partner laboratories and certification bodies engaged where a scheme needs a designation Sicom does not itself hold. Testing covers design and pre-compliance work through to full compliance, with radiated and conducted emissions, harmonics and flicker, radiated and conducted immunity, electrostatic discharge, surge, voltage dips and interruptions, magnetic field immunity and - notably for a laboratory of this scale - bulk current injection. Radio testing and human exposure and SAR assessment sit alongside it, as do electrical safety, ecodesign and energy labelling, and RoHS. Three specialist verticals are called out that most general laboratories do not take on: railway equipment, naval installations, and electrified furniture, the last being a genuine niche created by powered and connected furniture needing both EMC and safety evidence. The site sits in the Area Science Park ecosystem and publishes working relationships with CATAS, RINA, ETSI, MareFVG and the Italian Ministry of Economic Development. Specialisations are FCC, ISED and UKCA market access from an Italian base, bulk current injection, SAR and human exposure, and railway, naval and electrified furniture testing.

TESEO S.p.A. (Clemessy - Eiffage)

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TESEO S.p.A. - full name Tecnologie e Sistemi Elettronici ed Ottici, operating under the Clemessy brand within Eiffage Energie Systemes - sits on Corso Alexander Fleming at Druento, north-west of Turin, and is unusual in being both a builder of EMC and RF test systems and a test laboratory in its own right. Roughly twenty years of EMC and RF measurement work stand behind it, with more than 3,500 units under test and over 700 customers in Italy and abroad. The laboratory is built on a semi-anechoic chamber with radiated and conducted immunity test systems, and the capability list reflects the company's systems-engineering side: antenna and MIMO measurement, RF hardware-in-the-loop testing - which drives a radio device against a simulated RF environment in real time rather than a static signal, the method that matters for connected vehicles and V2X - and military test capability. Specialist teams carry two decades of RF measurement experience and work both indoors and outdoors, and testing can be performed at the laboratory or at a client's own site. The commercial model is a tailored package rather than a price list: identification of the applicable legislation and standards, design support, compliance testing, fine tuning of products that fail to meet directive requirements, and a technical report with the Declaration of Conformity. No ACCREDIA, ISO/IEC 17025 or notified body designation is published, so it is recorded here without an accreditation entry; confirm whether a given test is accredited before relying on it for a conformity assessment route that requires one. Note the company publishes its address as Corso A. Fleming 27 while public records place it at number 25. Industries served are automotive, marine, railways, defence, telecommunications and electronics. Specialisations are RF hardware-in-the-loop, antenna and MIMO measurement, military testing, product fine tuning, and EMC test system engineering.

TUV Rheinland Italia S.r.l.

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TUV Rheinland Italia runs the group's Italian testing estate from Pogliano Milanese on the north-western edge of Milan, with further offices at Bologna and Naples. The site is organised into five principal laboratories - chemical, electrical safety and environmental, EMC, mechanical and wireless - supplemented by automotive, wheel, solar and calibration facilities, and the EMC department operates two chambers, the second of which was inaugurated in December 2020. ACCREDIA accreditation covers roughly 350 test methods across the electrical, chemical, environmental, mechanical and EMC disciplines, which is what allows a product to be taken through EMC, safety, materials and chemical compliance under one accreditation umbrella rather than split between specialists. Regulatory reach is the other distinguishing feature: IECEE recognition covers household appliances, medical devices, photovoltaics, measuring equipment, EMC and IT and audio-video products for CB Scheme certification; designation by the German ZLS allows issue of the TUV GS Mark; designation by the German KBA covers automotive approval; and FCC and ISED recognition handles North American market access. The product range the laboratories serve is unusually wide - food contact materials, refrigeration and heating, electrical and radio equipment, large and small domestic appliances, furniture, textiles, toys, leisure products, renewable energy generation, and medical and electromedical devices, plus automotive and rail transport. Specialisations are domestic appliances and white goods, photovoltaics and renewable generation, medical and electromedical equipment, wireless products, and consumer goods for retail programmes.

Tecnolab del Lago Maggiore Srl

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Tecnolab del Lago Maggiore occupies a building on Via dell'Industria at Fondotoce, a frazione of Verbania on the shore of Lake Maggiore, and holds dual laboratory accreditation - ACCREDIA certificate 00754 in Italy and Perry Johnson Laboratory Accreditation number 89163 in the United States, both to ISO/IEC 17025 - so a single report can be recognised on either side of the Atlantic without re-testing. Its automotive laboratory is the most developed part of the business and publishes a precise standards list rather than a vague claim: CISPR 25 for radio disturbance measurement, ISO 7637-2 for conducted transients on supply lines and ISO 7637-3 for capacitive and inductive coupling on other lines, ISO 10605 for automotive electrostatic discharge, ISO 11452-2 for radiated immunity, and the full ISO 16750 series covering environmental and electrical conditions, electrical loads, mechanical vibration and climatic exposure. Around the EMC work sits the mechanical and climatic qualification an ECU programme actually needs: sinusoidal, random and shock vibration to IEC 60068-2-6, -2-27 and -2-64, cold, dry heat, temperature change, cyclic and steady damp heat and combined cycling to IEC 60068-2-1, -2-2, -2-14, -2-30, -2-38 and -2-78, salt mist to IEC 60068-2-11, IP ingress protection to ISO 20653, and IK impact protection by the vertical hammer method of IEC 62262 and IEC 60068-2-75. Testing is carried out both to the harmonised directives and to individual carmakers' own specifications, with debug and design-rework support when a part fails. Its test data is relied on by certification bodies including DVGW, ETA and the FCC, and it is active in the ANFIA and MESAP automotive and mechatronics clusters. Specialisations are automotive component qualification to OEM specifications, combined EMC with climatic, vibration and ingress protection testing, and dual Italian and US accreditation.

TesLab S.r.l.

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TesLab operates from Via delle Cateratte in the port city of Livorno and holds ACCREDIA accreditation to UNI CEI EN ISO/IEC 17025:2018 under certificate number 01593, revision 2 of 23 January 2025, with an accredited annex at revision 8 - and that annex is where the laboratory's real character shows, because the accredited scope reaches well beyond the commercial directive set. On the marine side it carries EN 60945, IACS UR E10, IEC 60533 for metal-hulled ships, IEC 60092-504 for shipboard automation and instrumentation, DNV-GL CG-0339 and the Lloyd's Register Type Approval System Test Specification No. 1, which is the combination a classification-society type approval actually requires. On rail it holds EN 50121-3-2, -4 and -5, EN 50155, IEC 61373 shock and vibration for Category 1, the German EMV 06 radiated emission regulation, and the Italian infrastructure manager's own signalling specification RFI TCSS ST IS 00 402 A. On automotive it is accredited not just to CISPR 25 and EN 55025, ISO 7637-2 and -3, ISO 10605, ISO 11452-2 and -4 and ISO 16750-2 to 50 A, but to UNECE R10.06 and to carmakers' own specifications - Volkswagen VW 80000:2021 and TL 81000:2021, and FCA CS.00054:2018 and CS.00244:2023. Fire and security equipment is covered by EN 54-2 and EN 50130-4, in vitro diagnostics by EN IEC 61326-2-6, and the immunity suite includes the less common IEC 61000-4-16 common mode from 0 Hz to 150 kHz and IEC 61000-4-29 DC port dips, plus pulse magnetic field to IEC 61000-4-9. Environmental testing to the IEC 60068-2 series runs alongside. The laboratory's own pages also list MIL-STD-461 and RTCA DO-160 capability for military and avionics work, which does not appear in the accredited annex and should therefore be treated as non-accredited capacity. Specialisations are marine and classification-society type approval, railway EMC including RFI signalling, automotive OEM specifications, and fire and security equipment.

Trama Engineering - EMC Laboratory

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Trama Engineering runs a dedicated automotive EMC laboratory from Piazza San Paolo in Alba, in the Langhe hills of Cuneo province, opened around 2018 and built from the outset to carmakers' own test specifications rather than to the generic directive set. Its structure is deliberately split into parallel benches so that several test types can run at once instead of queueing on a single chamber: a semi-anechoic shielded room by Albatross Projects for radiated testing on both the enclosure port and the harness port, a separate shielded room for bulk current injection, another shielded room for conducted emissions, a dedicated electrostatic discharge bench, and a pulses bench for transient immunity and conducted transient emission. The laboratory publishes live per-bench utilisation figures on its own site - semi-anechoic room, pulses and BCI each shown separately - which is an unusual degree of booking transparency for a test house. For device-under-test monitoring it provides optical transducers for CAN bus at both low and high speed and for LIN bus, so the communication link into the chamber does not itself perturb the measurement, and it builds custom harnesses, actuators, load simulators and monitoring systems to suit the part under test. Parallel testing with remote management and problem-solving support during the test session are offered as standard, and the fields of application are automotive and CE marking. It publishes no ACCREDIA or ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation and is recorded here without an accreditation entry, describing itself instead as fully automotive compliant and working to the standards of leading automotive companies. Specialisations are automotive component EMC to OEM specifications, bulk current injection, parallel multi-bench testing, and CAN and LIN bus instrumentation.

White Lab S.r.l.

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White Lab S.r.l., trading as Test'ing, runs its laboratory at Falconara Marittima on the Adriatic coast just outside Ancona, with a registered office on Via San Gregorio in Milan, and holds dual accreditation to ISO/IEC 17025 - ACCREDIA number 01044 in Italy and a Perry Johnson Laboratory Accreditation scope under reference L25-83 in the United States - so reports can carry recognition in both markets. A new semi-anechoic chamber has been added to the site. The testing scope is deliberately broad for a laboratory of its size: electromagnetic compatibility, electrical safety under the Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU, radio testing for wireless devices, environmental and climatic testing, plastic materials testing including glow-wire to IEC/EN 60695-2-10, and chemical testing for RoHS under Directive 2011/65/EU. Two areas stand out as deliberate specialisations rather than add-ons. The first is medical device cybersecurity, backed by published guidance on the Cyber Resilience Act - a scope that is becoming a gating requirement and which few EMC laboratories have built out. The second is biocompatibility testing, which sits alongside the EMC and safety work so a medical device programme can be run largely from one laboratory. The firm publishes technical notes on specifics such as the third edition of IEC 61000-4-2 for electrostatic discharge, a sign of a laboratory tracking edition changes rather than testing to whatever is loaded in the software. Sectors served are medical, domestic appliances, mobile and IT, lighting, and materials and chemistry.