Certifications

Certification and Compliance by Market

Which certificate your project needs depends on the country, the grid operator and whether the system exports. This page sets out what ships with every unit, and how we handle grid-code certification project by project.


Ships With Every Unit

CertificationScopeStatus
CE — LVD 2014/35/EUElectrical safety of low-voltage equipment✅ Held
CE — EMC 2014/30/EUElectromagnetic compatibility✅ Held
CE — RoHS 2011/65/EURestricted hazardous substances✅ Held
IEC 62619Safety of industrial lithium cells and batteries✅ Held
UN38.3Transport safety — air, sea, road✅ Held
MSDSMaterial safety data sheet for shipping✅ Held

Grid-Code Certification — Status by Market

Market / certificateWhat it governsHow we supply it
EN 50549-1 / -2 (EU)Connection of generating plants to LV/MV distribution networksCertified inverter from our local partner, with our battery behind it
VDE-AR-N 4105 (DE)German LV grid connectionConfirmed at quotation, per project
G98 / G99 (UK)UK grid connectionConfirmed at quotation, per project
CEI 0-21 (IT)Italian LV grid connectionConfirmed at quotation, per project
UL 9540 / UL 9540A (US, CA)US and Canadian energy storage systemsNot offered — we do not supply UL-listed systems
IEC 62933Grid-integrated electrical energy storage systemsIn progress on the container line

Where Our Equipment Fits Best

Most of our volume goes into:

  • Off-grid systems with no distribution network connection
  • Backup systems that do not export to the grid
  • Weak-grid and load-shedding applications behind the meter
  • Telecom and industrial DC power
  • Behind-the-meter peak shaving and self-consumption without export

For grid-connected projects we work one of two ways:

  • A certified inverter from a local partner, with our battery behind it — the certified assembly is the inverter
  • A local EPC who holds the system certification and accepts our equipment under their own declaration

Either way, the certificate holder is named in writing before the order, not after.


If Your Project Needs Grid Code

There are three legitimate routes, and we will help you with any of them:

  1. Buy a certified inverter locally and use our battery behind it — the certified assembly is the inverter, and the battery does not change it
  2. Use a local EPC who holds the certification for the assembled system and will accept equipment under their own declaration
  3. Wait for IEC 62933 to complete on our container line, for container projects

Send Us Your Certification Requirement

Tell us the project country, the grid operator and the certification the tender requires. We will confirm in writing whether we can meet it.