What is an off-grid inverter?

An 'Off Grid' or 'camping' inverter is a type of inverter that requires battery, wind, or solar power to function. It is commonly used off the grid and can be fixed or portable if small enough.

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 photovoltaic inverters & converters safe?

As competition in the renewable energy industry grows, companies strive to ensure their photovoltaic inverters and converters are safe, functional and compliant with relevant standards. Choosing to partner with us is the first step in meeting these goals.

What are inverters & converters?

Inverters and converters are the most important part of conventional and renewable power systems such as solar, fuel cell, electrical energy storage systems, wind power plants and gas turbine power systems.

What requirements do inverters meet?

Depending on the applicability of the inverter, unique national and regional standards must be fulfilled, including: For the CE, UKCA, UKNI marking processes, the inverter must fulfil the following requirements: Safety requirements for Marking and self-declaration EMC requirements for Marking and self-declaration

What is a DC inverter & converter?

The standard covers requirements for inverter and converter equipment that are intended to convert DC power from a renewable energy source into AC power that can be used by the electrical grid or other electrical loads.