Growatt's ARK battery Wins TÜV Rheinland's All Quality Matters Award
- Residential, commercial, and utility-scale PV inverter firm, that has actually also entered energy storage systems, Growatt announced that its ARK battery has actually won the All Quality Matters Award from TÜV Rheinland's PVE Test Program at Solar Congress 2021. The Award recognizes Growatt's first-rate battery power storage space service for residential usage.
Growatt's ARK battery uses cobalt-free Lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP) products for improved security. The business uses a modular layout for the ARK battery, that makes for a smoother installation process and even more flexibility of storage capacity for clients.
In TÜV Rheinland's test program, examines different safety and security and integrity tests including charge/discharge cycling efficiency test, first charge/discharge energy dimension, battery high ranked charge/discharge performance test, and also high/low-temperature charge/discharge performance test.
Growatt Marketing Director, Lisa Zhang said, "At Growatt, our group is committed to product innovation and also focuses on product quality. And we're very happy that Growatt's ARK battery is recognized by TÜV Rheinland for its superior security and also dependability efficiency."
Growatt is one of minority producers in the sector that establishes its storage batteries and also hybrid inverters and supplies whole solar energy storage space remedies. The business's R&D team likewise creates its own Battery Management System (BMS) as well as hybrid inverter to offer multi-level defense for solar power storage space systems.
Founded in 2010, Growatt has actually developed a comprehensive network with 20 branches worldwide. By the end of 2020, Growatt had delivered over 2.6 million inverters to more than 100 nations all over the world.
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