Product Overview

All-in-one solar and storage units integrate solar input, battery charging and discharging, inverter output and system control in a single device; some models also include battery modules. Testing starts with system topology to define power ports, energy flows, isolation methods and operating modes.

Key checks verify protection coordination among solar, mains and battery sources, covering grid-connected, off-grid, charging, discharging and transfer operations. Models with built-in batteries also require checks of thermal management, fault isolation and maintenance accessibility. Representative conditions for parallel operation of multiple units are confirmed separately.

GTG Group develops testing plans based on the target market, product configuration and existing reports, providing document review, sample validation, issue analysis, corrective retesting and certification application support. Coordinated assessment of the complete product, critical components and system interfaces helps manufacturers define the project scope and prepare technical documentation.

Testing ContentSafety + EMC + Protection & Performance
Target MarketsPlanned for the destination market
Testing TimelineConfirmed for the selected test package
Sample QuantityConfirmed against the test plan and accessories
Product ConfigurationComplete product, accessories and critical components
Assessment PrioritiesMulti-Port Insulation / MPPT Input Validation

Global Certification Services

Selected market access certifications for all-in-one solar and storage units; applicable items are confirmed against the actual configuration

Certification Matrix for Major Markets
Target Market Electrical & System Safety Electromagnetic Compatibility Configuration Validation Supporting Documents
United States Applicable routes such as UL confirmed by product category Requirements such as FCC checked by equipment category Inputs, outputs, installation and protection Models, labels and technical documentation
European Union Applicable regulations and standards confirmed by product scope EMC assessed for the complete configuration; wireless reviewed separately Grid connection or system interfaces checked by use Declaration of conformity and technical documentation
China Applicable requirements checked by product category Test items confirmed by product and environment Rated parameters and operating conditions Marking, manuals and test documentation
Japan Confirmed separately for product, power supply and battery categories Applicable requirements checked by product scope Input supply system and installation configuration Local marking and technical documentation
South Korea Classified by sales model and critical components Applicable items confirmed by product category Interfaces, ratings and protection configuration Labels and application documents
Canada Safety assessment route checked by product type Applicable items confirmed by equipment category Power distribution, installation and system interfaces Technical documentation and marking
United Kingdom Compliance route confirmed by product scope EMC and wireless items checked by configuration Applicable installation and connection conditions Declarations and supporting documents
Australia Safety and connection requirements checked by equipment type EMC items confirmed by product category Power supply system and operating configuration Supplier and product documentation

Test Items

Electrical SafetyEMC TestingTemperature Rise & ProtectionPerformance & ReliabilityMulti-Port InsulationMPPT Input ValidationGrid/Off-Grid SwitchingProtection CoordinationThermal ManagementParallel Operation

Testing of the complete product, critical components and system interfaces against applicable standards and agreed operating conditions

Test Basis & Assessment Priorities
Test Category Assessment Basis & Scope
Solar Power Conversion Safety The solar power conversion section is assessed with reference to IEC 62109-1 within its applicable scope.
Power Electronics Safety Power conversion safety requirements such as IEC 62477-1 are assessed according to product standards and topology.
Battery & System Configurations containing batteries require assessment of batteries and system interfaces. Grid connection validation is confirmed according to the installation location and operating modes.
Abnormal Conditions Protection responses are verified under short-circuit, overload, control fault and communication fault conditions. Specific tests are determined by the applicable standards and system configuration.
Environment & Reliability Environmental, mechanical and continuous-operation tests are developed according to indoor or outdoor use, installation method and product claims.

The applicable standards editions and scope are confirmed during planning. Reference:IEC 62109-1、IEC 62477-1。

Testing Process

  • Online Consultation

    Discuss requirements; assess feasibility

  • Quotation

    Provide a quotation; sign the contract

  • Sample Assessment

    Develop a certification plan; assess feasibility

  • Test Report

    Test samples; prepare the report

  • Certificate Management

    Track regulatory and standards updates; provide expiry reminders

  • Lifetime Support

    Follow up regularly; provide ongoing support

Application Documents

  • Application Form and Target Markets
  • Product Specifications and Model Differences
  • Circuit Schematics and System Topology
  • Critical Component List and Existing Reports
  • Nameplate, Labels, Installation and Operating Instructions
  • Software Version and Protection Logic Description
  • Product and Internal Structure Photographs
  • Complete System Topology and Isolation Description
  • Grid-Connected and Off-Grid Modes and Transfer Strategy
  • Battery / Solar Inputs and Parallel Configuration

FAQs

Integration changes electrical, thermal and control conditions. Check the original certificate’s scope and assess the added battery, charge and discharge paths and overall protection coordination.
Provide all declared operating modes and switching conditions. The test plan should select representative states accordingly to avoid overlooking safety risks under different directions of energy flow.
Provide the maximum number of parallel units, communications and control strategies, wiring arrangements and protection configurations. Explain how other units respond to a single-unit fault or loss of communications.
Develop the plan based on target markets, capacity, power, test combinations and existing documentation. Confirm separately the batteries for destructive tests, representative complete products and accessories. Turnaround time follows the project plan established after assessment.
Prepare specifications, circuit diagrams, critical component lists, software versions, protection logic, operating instructions and existing reports. Identify differences between models in the series and specify the target markets.
Engineers check report scope, standard editions, model details and actual integration conditions to determine which evidence can be accepted. Component compliance does not automatically establish compliance of the complete product or installed system.

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