On June 13, 2024, the 17th SNEC2024 began with great excitement. WEIHENG ECACTUS proudly announced that their TIANWU AIO 100kW/233kWh commercial and industrial (C&I) energy storage system (BESS) all-in-one cabinet received the AS/NZS 4777.2 certification from SGS. This milestone was witnessed by Mr. Hu Pin, technical head of the SGS inverter lab, and Mr. Sun Pengfei, Vice President of WEIHENG ECACTUS.

As a global leader in digital energy services, WEIHENG ECACTUS considers Australia as key to its global strategy. Adapting to the local power system is crucial for market entry. The TIANWU AIO 100kW/233kWh, with its all-in-one design and modular system, simplifies installation and commissioning, enhancing site deployment efficiency. This is especially useful for Australia’s vast, sparsely populated areas, where community batteries and remote farms need energy storage.

The TIANWU AIO 100kW/233kWh uses CATL battery modules, improving battery life and efficiency. Its high-density energy modules provide continuous green energy for outdoor projects. The six-level safety protection system offers comprehensive protection, making it ideal for harsh outdoor environments.

The AS/NZS 4777 standard, issued by Standards Australia International Limited (SAA), is the mandatory grid connection standard for photovoltaic components and inverters in Australia. The Clean Energy Council (CEC) maintains the approved product list. AS/NZS 4777.2 sets the requirements for connecting distributed power systems, including network protection, power quality, stability, and emergency shutdowns. The TIANWU AIO 100kW/233kWh stable performance in tests secured this essential certification for the Australian market.

SGS is an internationally recognized testing, inspection, and certification body, known for sustainability, quality, and integrity. With over 99,600 employees across 2,600 offices and labs, SGS has a strong presence in China with a dedicated new energy testing team and labs.

Looking ahead, WEIHENG ECACTUS plans to collaborate more with SGS in the new energy sector, leveraging both parties’ strengths to promote global digital energy solutions.