Israel is one of the world’s tech-centers – its computer-hardware market grows fast and demands high-quality. The country not only imports and uses advanced-tech but also sets strict-safety and quality-requirements for all computer-equipment and parts. Compliance-check with international-standards is a must for every manufacturer or supplier aiming to enter the Israeli-market.

Who oversees the compliance 

Two main-bodies control compliance in Israel:

• Standards Institution of Israel (SII) – handles technical-certification, testing, and issuance of compliance-certificates;
• Ministry of Communications (MoC) – manages devices with radio-modules, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or other wireless-features.

Both agencies follow IEC, EN, and ISO norms adapted to national-standards.
Which equipment is subject to inspection
Almost all computer-devices and components require testing:

• laptops, desktops, servers;
• monitors, power-supplies, motherboards;
• routers, modems, network-adapters;
• peripherals – keyboards, mice, drives;
• industrial-computers and server-components.

If a device includes a radio-module, additional-certification for wireless and EMC compliance is required.
Main-standards used in Israel
Compliance-checks are based on global-standards recognized worldwide:

• IEC 62368 TI – safety of IT and telecom-equipment;
• IEC 61000 – electromagnetic-compatibility (EMS);
• IEC 60950 – still valid for older-models;
• ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 – quality and environmental-management standards.

These define requirements for electrical-safety, interference-resistance, mechanical-strength, heating, and build-quality.
How the inspection process works

1. Document-review – manufacturer or importer submits technical-files, schematics, and international-test reports.
2. Lab-tests in Israel – safety and EMC testing performed locally.
3. Label and manual-check – info must be in English or Hebrew, showing model, voltage, warnings, and manufacturer-data.
4. SII certificate issuance – confirms full compliance with Israeli and international-standards.

If the product includes radio-modules, parallel approval by MoC is required for wireless-use authorization.
Recognition of international-certificates
Israel participates in the CB Scheme, so test-reports issued abroad (IEC 62368-1, IEC 61000) are often accepted without re-testing. This saves time and cost.
Still, SII must verify documents and labeling before import approval.
Why it matters for business

Certification of computer-equipment in Israel is not just a formality – it’s proof of reliability and quality. 

It ensures:

• legal-access to the Israeli-market;
• compliance with international-safety-standards;
• higher customer and distributor trust;
• reduced risk of defects and recalls;
• easier export to other countries with similar norms.

WorldWideBridge offers full-support for certification of computer-equipment and components in Israel – fast, professional, and bureaucracy-free. From document-review to final SII or MoC approval – we help your products enter the market confidently and legally.