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SolarMagic Receives Worldwide Compliance Certifications
Santa Clara CA (SPX) May 01, 2009 National Semiconductor has announced that it has passed rigorous testing and received product safety, emissions and environmental compliance certifications for its SolarMagic power optimizers. SolarMagic improves the output of solar arrays when affected by real-world conditions such as shade, debris and panel aging. TUV Rheinland of North America performed the safety and emissions compliance testing and certified National's SolarMagic power optimizers to meet requirements for UL1741 and IEC 61010 safety standards as well as FCC Part 15 (Class A and B) and EN 61000 emissions and immunity standards. The SolarMagic power optimizers comply with a standard well recognized by the photovoltaic industry, the UL1741 standard. MET Laboratories Inc. performed the environmental compliance testing and certified SolarMagic to meet the requirements for IEC 60529 (IP68, the highest possible ingress protection) and NEMA250-2003 Type 6 enclosure. This ensures the product's electronics are well protected against elements including dirt, water and ice. "TUV Rheinland has been on the forefront of independent Green Energy devices testing for decades. National Semiconductor has met the strict requirements of the TUV Rheinland's test regiment, and we are delighted to assign our seal of approval to the SolarMagic power optimizer," said Matthias Heinze, director or technology for TUV Rheinland. "Customers are looking to National Semiconductor for a system that can ensure both safety and system reliability. Achieving this set of stringent worldwide certifications is the culmination of months of rigorous testing and inspection," said Ralf Muenster, director of National's Renewable Energy Segment. Related Links SolarMagic All About Solar Energy at SolarDaily.com
First Solar To Supply Modules For Australia's Largest Solar PV Installation
Tempe AZ (SPX) May 01, 2009First Solar has announced that it will supply photovoltaic (PV) modules to Solar Shop Australia, Pty Ltd. (Solar Shop), for a 1 megawatt (MW) DC rooftop project. |
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