EMC Laboratory

Introduction to the EMC Laboratory:

The EMC Laboratory of Energy and Power Industries Laboratories operates as an accredited testing facility approved by organizations such as Tavanir (Iran's Power Generation and Transmission Company), the Communications Regulatory Authority, the Food and Drug Administration, the Medical Equipment Organization, and Customs Authorities. It is also recognized as one of the first impartial laboratories affiliated with the Institute of Standards, holding ISO 17025 certification and traceable by ILAC (International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation).

The objectives of performing tests and providing services at the EMC Laboratory can be summarized as follows:

• Conducting type tests for products across various industries with international traceability through ILAC.
• Testing and issuing international certificates (CE) in accordance with European directives through partnerships with IMQ Italy and SZU Test Turkey.
• Performing necessary tests to obtain the standard mark for domestically manufactured products.
• Reviewing the production process of products to identify and resolve any potential issues before standard sampling.
• Conducting inspection and auditing of production lines.

Services for Importers:

• Handling matters related to obtaining import permits.
• Reviewing and providing the required standards for product entry and conducting related tests.

Standards and Products Covered:

The laboratory performs all Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) tests for the following product categories:

• Medical Equipment
• Information Technology, Audio-Visual, and Multimedia Devices
• Telecommunications and Radio Equipment
• Measuring, Laboratory, and Warning Devices
• Industrial and Semi-Industrial Equipment
• Electricity, Water, and Gas Meters
• RTUs and Modems for Smart Meters
• Household Appliances
• Lighting Equipment
• Other Electronic Devices

EMC Testing Services and Applicable Standards for Products:

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) refers to the interaction between electrical and electronic equipment with their electromagnetic environment or other nearby devices. Essentially, each electrical or electronic device has the potential to emit electromagnetic waves into its surroundings, which can cause interference with its own operation or that of other nearby devices. Therefore, it is necessary to ensure the correct functioning of electrical and electronic devices within their electromagnetic environment.

EMC testing helps manufacturers understand the level of electromagnetic compatibility of their products, allowing them to make the necessary adjustments and obtain the certifications required for entering competitive markets.