Product definition
Approved model, drawing, bill of materials scope, revision, rated values, operating conditions, and interfaces.
Quality & compliance
Quality evidence built for product and supplier review
Review the model-level specifications, inspection evidence, traceability, certificate scope, transport documents, and order-specific records that support a battery or energy-storage proposal.
Review framework
Six evidence layers for a battery or storage order
Incoming material
Supplier and material controls appropriate to the cell, plate, electronics, enclosure, connectors, and purchased components.
Process control
Defined work instructions, traceability, in-process checks, handling limits, and controlled nonconformance response.
Final inspection
Order-specific sampling or test plan, acceptance criteria, calibrated equipment, records, and release authority.
Compliance
Current document holder, standard, number, scope, model applicability, issue date, validity, and verification source.
Delivery dossier
Approved configuration, packing list, labels, transport documents, inspection records, manuals, and agreed handover material.
Certificate status
Current records and historical certificates remain visible
The available group material shows ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certificates valid through September 2027, while the visible ISO 9001 record expired in July 2026. Historical records remain available as evidence of management-system development, with their dates clearly labeled.
Product certification and test-document availability varies by model and target market. Request the applicable package with holder, standard, certificate number, model scope, revision and validity information.
Frequently asked questions
What buyers ask before specifying a battery system
Why are expired certificates still shown?
Historical certificates are retained to show the development of the manufacturing and management systems. Each record must display its holder, scope, issue date, expiry date and historical status so it is not mistaken for a current certificate.
What should a current certificate record include?
The holder, standard, certificate number, scope, affected models, issue and expiry dates, document image, and an official verification path where available.
Are management-system and product certificates the same?
No. A management-system certificate addresses an organization and scope; a product certificate or test report applies to defined models, configurations, standards, and conditions.
Build the required quality dossier into the RFQ
List the standards, inspection plan, transport documents, factory evidence, and order-level records required for the destination and application.