DAS Solar, a China-based leader in photovoltaic technology, received TÜV SÜD CTF2 Laboratory certification, enhancing its global competitiveness in n-type photovoltaic products. This certification under the IECEE-CB scheme enables DAS Solar’s laboratory tests to issue CB reports recognized internationally, facilitating compliance with global PV standards. The lab was certified after meeting stringent criteria in management systems, personnel qualifications, and equipment. This achievement builds on earlier CNAS and TÜV Nord recognitions, highlighting DAS Solar’s commitment to innovation and quality. Equipped for comprehensive testing, including module appearance inspection, maximum power determination, insulation tests, and various environmental assessments, DAS Solar claims that its lab strengthens its ability to deliver reliable PV products worldwide.
TÜV SÜD accredits DAS Solar lab for global PV compliance
Achieving TÜV SÜD CTF2 certification aligns DAS Solar with international PV standards for n-type photovoltaic modules. (Image Source: DAS Solar)
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