EMC Testing Labs in Lazio – 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.

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.