Certificates and Test Reports
The transport and safety documents for our low-voltage battery cabinets, published in full. Not a logo wall — the actual reports, with the report numbers visible so you can check them.
Why These Are Public
Most suppliers send certification on request, after you have given them your email and sat through a sales call. We publish them because the first question a serious buyer asks is not about price — it is whether the goods can legally reach their site. That question has a documentary answer, and there is no reason to gate it.
Documents Available Now
| Document | Reference | What it establishes | Download |
|---|---|---|---|
| UN38.3 test summary | ORT261014112214-R01 | T1–T8 all passed. 51.2 V / 314 Ah / 16,076.8 Wh, 117.13 kg | PDF, 1 page |
| UN38.3 full test report | ORT261014112214-R01 | Test conditions, procedures and results for T1–T8 | PDF, 14 pages |
| Material safety data sheet | MSDS, 11 sections | LiFePO4 chemistry (23.2%), graphite, aluminium, handling and first aid | PDF, 11 pages |
| Dangerous goods classification | HGJD261170C | UN3480, Class 9, packing group II. Valid to 2027-11-09 | PDF, 5 pages |
| Sea freight conditions (PI965) | R03 | Container loading, segregation and documentation for ocean freight | PDF, 4 pages |
| Road transport conditions (ORT) | R04 | Inland leg after discharge, vehicle and driver requirements | PDF, 4 pages |
What model these cover. All six documents name the 51.2 V / 314 Ah unit — 16.08 kWh, 117.13 kg. That is the model they were issued for, and that is the only model we will claim them for. For any other cabinet in the range, ask for the report that names your configuration; if it has not been issued, we will say so rather than forward this set and let you assume it transfers.
If you want the checklist version — what T1–T8 actually test, and the four checks that catch a forwarded PDF — read How to Read a UN38.3 Report.
What the Redaction Covers — and What It Does Not
These reports were issued to a manufacturing partner, not to us. Publishing the manufacturer’s name, address and contact details would break a commercial confidence that has nothing to do with the test result. So we removed those fields. Everything that establishes the validity of the document is untouched:
| Redacted | Left visible |
|---|---|
| Manufacturing party name, address, phone, email | Test house name, accreditation marks (CNAS IB1038, ilac-MRA) |
| Client reference numbers tied to that party | Report number, issue date, test dates |
| — | Every test condition and every result |
| — | Sample specification: model, ratings, weight, chemistry |
| — | Authorised signatory and inspection stamp |
What We Do Not Have — Stated Plainly
This list matters as much as the one above. For the low-voltage cabinet range, we do not currently hold:
- IEC 62619 — the product safety standard for industrial lithium cells and batteries. Not on file.
- IEC 63056 — safety requirements for secondary cells in electrical energy storage. Not on file.
- UL 1973 / UL 9540A — North American stationary storage safety and thermal runaway testing. Not on file.
- CE Declaration of Conformity — depends on the final configuration and the inverter pairing. Ask for the current status of the exact model you are quoting.
- Grid connection approvals — EN 50549, VDE-AR-N, CEI 0-21 and equivalents are inverter-level documents. The inverter you pair with this cabinet determines what you can connect.
If a project requires any of the above, tell us which one and which market, and we will tell you whether it can be obtained, on what timeline, and who pays for the testing. We will not send you a certificate for a different product and let you assume it covers this one.
For Other Products
The documents above cover the 51.2 V / 314 Ah cabinet family. For the high-voltage racks, the C&I cabinets, the container systems and the inverters, document sets differ by model and by market. See the downloads page for the procurement notes on what to ask for, or send us the model and destination country and we will reply with what is on file.