EMC Testing
Fast scheduling, internationally accepted test reports, and certification support throughout the compliance process.
EMC testing services
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) testing verifies that electronic products operate reliably in their intended electromagnetic environment. It ensures that your product does not generate excessive interference and remains functional when exposed to external electromagnetic disturbances.
EMC testing is required for market access under CE marking, FCC Part 15, and other international approval schemes. Well-executed testing also reduces redesign cycles and helps avoid delays late in product development.
At EKTOS TRS, EMC testing is part of a broader type testing and approvals management setup, supporting compliance and reliability across global markets.
Accreditation & compliance
All EMC testing is performed in ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratories, ensuring traceable measurements and internationally recognized results.
- ISO/IEC 17025 accredited EMC testing
- Accredited and non-accredited testing options
- Globally accepted test reports supporting approvals in 80+ countries
- Downloadable accreditation scope
- Recognition under accreditation bodies such as DANAK and EA MLA
We support EMC testing for:
- CE marking (EMC Directive 2014/30/EU)
- FCC Part 15 (North America)
- Automotive and agro equipment (Pre-testing)
- Industrial controls and building automation
- Consumer and household electronics
- IoT and wireless devices
- Medical and medico products (within scope)
What we test
EKTOS operates ISO/IEC 17025 accredited EMC laboratories delivering both accredited and non-accredited testing with globally accepted reports.
Emission Testing
- RF radiated emissions
- RF conducted emissions
- Harmonics
Wireless & Radio Testing
- Short Range Devices (SRD)
- Bluetooth
- Wi-Fi
- GSM / LTE
Immunity Testing
- RF radiated immunity up to 30 V/m
- RF conducted immunity up to 15 VRMS
- Surge (slow transients) up to 6.6 kV
- EFT / Burst (fast transients) up to 4.4 kV
- Magnetic field immunity up to 440 A/m
- Electrostatic discharge (ESD) up to 15 kV air / 8 kV contact
- ISO pulses for automotive and agricultural equipment
How the EMC testing process works
Our EMC testing process is structured to be transparent, predictable, and efficient.
Pre-Submission
- Optional pre-compliance testing
- Device intake checklist
- Alignment on standards, operating modes, and test scope
Testing in Our Laboratory
- Dedicated EMC engineer assigned to your project
- On-site participation possible
- Remote participation supported when preferred
Results & Reporting
- Complete EMC compliance report
- Clear documentation of results and deviations
- Support for retesting if changes are required
Why work with EKTOS for EMC testing
Short Lead Times
Two fully equipped EMC laboratories in Denmark provide flexible scheduling and reduced waiting times.
Integrated Type Testing
EMC testing can be combined with environmental, mechanical, vibration, and safety testing as part of a single approval process.
Competitive Cost Structure
Efficient test setups and experienced staff allow high-quality testing without unnecessary overhead.
Flexible Participation
Clients may attend tests on site or follow progress remotely.
Engineering-Driven Testing
Testing is performed by engineers with real-world electronics test experience, enabling practical troubleshooting rather than purely pass/fail reporting, with first level support from the test team and more complex support from our in-house development team.
Frequently asked questions
What documentation is required before testing?
Before the test, we need to know which standard to test against and enough information about the product to define the scope. You are always welcome to contact us so we can discuss it.
Do I need to be present during EMC testing?
No. You are welcome on site, and you can also follow the test remotely. For complex projects we use an iterative approach and explore the challenges together with our clients.
How long does EMC testing typically take?
It depends on the product and the scope of testing required. Most EMC tests are completed within one to two weeks.
What happens if my device fails?
The test engineer contacts you to discuss the next steps. That may mean stopping the test, debugging the issue, or continuing in order to get a complete picture of the EMC performance.
Do you provide troubleshooting support?
Yes. Low level support is handled by a test engineer. High level support is available from our development department.
Which EMC standards are supported?
We work with a broad range of standards. Our accredited scope is available on the DANAK website under EKTOS TRS. If you need testing to a standard that is not listed, send us your request and we will look into it.
Can you assist with CE marking and approvals?
Yes, we can.
Do you test wireless products?
Yes. We test a wide range of wireless products, including Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GSM, LTE and short range devices.