Sigenergy and TH Energy have jointly compiled an overview of the current safety standards for battery storage systems. However, the new report also shows the path towards greater system safety.
Planners and tradesmen are personally liable if they do not install PV systems correctly and thereby cause damage. However, many are not even aware of their responsibility. Christian Ganahl, CTO of Aerocompact, provides an overview of the applicable standards and risks, and informs planners and installers how to protect themselves in the best possible way.
Solnet Group has released a new report addressing the critical issue of safety in rooftop solar installations. Titled "Safety and Security in C&I Rooftop PV,” the white paper outlines the most important considerations rooftop solar owners and installers can take to minimize risk and protect their investments.
As a result of the sharp increase in PV installations in Sweden, PV-installer safety is becoming more important, the Swedish Solar Energy Assocation (Svensk Solenergi) reports.
Anyone who wants to operate a balcony power plant needs an inverter in addition to solar modules. According to a test, however, some devices cause problems: among other things, they are sometimes missing safety-relevant components.
Solaredge will present its new commercial S-Series power optimiser at Intersolar in Munich. Here are the details:
TÜV Rheinland has classified Tesvolt battery storage systems as safe. The certificate confirms the electrical and functional safety of the products. The manufacturer follows a multi-level safety concept.
LONGi has announced that its Hi-MO 4m all black PV module has obtained the highest (Class 1) fire safety certification for the Italian market, having successfully completed all relevant testing.
