Photovoltaic inverter gb certification

How can we verify the reliability of PV inverters?

To verify the reliability of PV inverters in diverse application scenarios, such as hot, cold, damp, high-altitude and offshore environments, a variety of extreme harsh environmental conditions can be simulated in our laboratory for testing and verification in accordance with IEC 60068-2 standards.

Can Kiwa test my PV inverters & grid connections?

Interested? Kiwa can test your PV inverters and grid connections. Kiwa is also Notified Body on all relevant directives that apply to inverters – electromagnetic compatibility directive (EMC-D), low voltage directive (LVD) and grid connection - our test facilities and expertise are available to you.

Why do you test & certify your inverters & converters?

We test and certify your inverters and converters with AC output, either grid connected or in stand-alone operations, according to local and international specifications and standards to ensure their safety, quality and compliance. Successful test results can lead to certification and the right to use our internationally recognized test mark.

Are PV inverters safe and reliable?

As vital components of PV systems, PV inverters must be safe and reliable. PV inverters are critical components of PV power systems, and play a key role in ensuring the longevity and stability of such systems. The relevant standards ensure that your inverters perform safely, efficiently and with wide applicability.

What is penetration testing in PV inverter?

Penetration testing provides a detailed overview of PV inverter security issues. The analysis is conducted by simulating a real hacker attack during the prototype development phase.

What does efficiency mean in a PV inverter?

Efficiency is the core index of the performance of a PV inverter; it is closely related to the power generation capability of the overall PV system. We provide customers with the most comprehensive efficiency testing services according to standards such as CEC, IEC 61683, IEC 62891, EN 50530, CGC/GF 035, etc.