DMEGC Solar received TÜV Rheinland’s Manufacturer’s Laboratory Competence acknowledgment, validating its PV module R&D and quality control. This acknowledgment entails a thorough assessment of laboratory management and technical capabilities, including environment, equipment, testing, and maintenance. With this recognition, DMEGC Solar can conduct certification testing in-house, reducing certification time for new products, enhancing efficiency, and improving customer service. Its 5,000 sq.mts PV Test Center boasts advanced equipment such as solar simulators, IV&EL testers, aging chambers, and mechanical load testing, allowing comprehensive evaluation of photovoltaic materials and products, alongside outdoor power station capacity exceeding 100 kW for real-world scenario testing.
DMEGC Solar’s testing lab endorsed by TÜV Rheinland
TÜV Rheinland has recognized DMEGC Solar’s laboratory competence in PV module testing. (Image Credit: DMEGC Solar).
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