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Batteries are our flagship, with the EU battery passport deadline on 18 February 2027. We cover the wider family of power and energy products too.
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Batteries & battery packs
EU battery passport, CE, UN 38.3, EPR
EV, e-bike, e-scooter, swappable 2W/3W and industrial packs. Typical requirements include CE marking under the EU Battery Regulation, UN 38.3 transport tests, EPR registration and, from 18 February 2027, a digital battery passport for EV, light-vehicle and industrial batteries above 2 kWh.
- Live
Energy storage systems (home, C&I, BESS)
EU passport >2 kWh, IEC 62619, CE
Home storage, commercial and industrial systems, and grid-scale BESS. Typical requirements include IEC 62619 safety testing, CE marking, UN 38.3 for shipping, and an EU battery passport for batteries above 2 kWh.
- Rolling out
Solar modules
CE, IEC 61215 / 61730
Crystalline and thin-film PV modules. Typical requirements include IEC 61215 (design qualification) and IEC 61730 (safety) test reports, CE marking for the EU, and WEEE producer registration in the countries where you sell.
- Rolling out
Inverters & power electronics
CE, grid connection standards
String, hybrid and micro-inverters, converters and power supplies. Typical requirements include CE marking (low voltage and EMC), safety standards such as IEC 62109 for PV inverters, and the grid connection rules of each country you connect to.
- Rolling out
EV chargers
CE, IEC 61851
AC wallboxes and DC fast chargers. Typical requirements include CE marking, the IEC 61851 series for conductive charging, and, in some markets, metering and smart-charging rules.
- Rolling out
UPS & backup power
CE, battery rules
Online and line-interactive UPS and backup power systems. Typical requirements include CE marking, UPS safety standards such as IEC 62040, and the battery rules that apply to the batteries inside.
- Rolling out
Transformers & electrical equipment
CE, EU Ecodesign efficiency rules
Power and distribution transformers and other electrical equipment. Typical requirements include CE marking where it applies and, for power transformers sold in the EU, minimum efficiency levels under the Ecodesign rules.
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Requirements shown are typical examples, not a full list, and not legal advice. What applies depends on your exact product and market — the free Readiness Check confirms it for you.
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