Sungrow's high-power products obtain German BDEW certification

International Energy Network News: Recently, Sungrow's 630KW high-power photovoltaic inverter successfully passed the German Medium Voltage Grid Directive (BDEW) certification. This is the first time that Sungrow's high-power products have passed this strict certification after all medium-power products sold in the European market have passed this certification. This is also the first high-power inverter BDEW certificate obtained in China.

The 630KW photovoltaic grid-connected inverter is a new product launched by Sungrow in recent years. It is currently the product with the largest single-machine power. It has been unanimously recognized by experts and customers at home and abroad for its optimized performance such as higher DC voltage withstand, stronger overload capacity, good high and low temperature adaptability, and good electromagnetic compatibility. Previously, this product performed well in TÜV certification testing and successfully passed all safety and EMC tests at one time, fully meeting the strict requirements of relevant international standards.

Relying on a strong R&D team, advanced technology and equipment, Sungrow is committed to the R&D and innovation of renewable energy power generation equipment. It always adheres to meeting market demand with high-quality products. All its products have undergone a series of rigorous tests and verifications, and gradually broadened its access to the international market, providing important support for Sungrow to become a world-class renewable energy power generation equipment manufacturer.

It is understood that BDEW is a certification standard issued by the German government in 2011. It is mainly aimed at the performance test of inverters used in power stations connected to the medium-voltage power grid. It also includes actual test and simulation test requirements. Certificates can only be issued after all are met. It was fully enforced on March 1, 2012 to ensure the stability of power grid dispatching and various controls. Currently, only a few European and American inverter manufacturers have passed this certification.