Trina Storage, a prominent global provider of energy storage solutions, recently announced that its flagship Elementa 2 energy storage system has successfully secured the IEC 62619 certification from TÜV SÜD. Concurrently, the system also passed two critical North American fire safety test standards, NFPA 68 and NFPA 855, as certified by SGS. These significant achievements, made public this week, reaffirm Trina Storage’s profound commitment to product quality and safety, positioning Elementa 2 for broader deployment in highly regulated markets worldwide.

As the global renewable energy industry experiences rapid, market-driven expansion, energy storage systems face escalating demands for enhanced safety, system reliability, and adaptability across diverse operational scenarios. The IEC 62619 standard is widely recognized as a gold standard for battery safety, encompassing rigorous tests that cover both mechanical and functional performance metrics. Compliance with NFPA 68 (Standard on Explosion Protection by Deflagration Venting) and NFPA 855 (Standard for the Installation of Stationary Energy Storage Systems) demonstrates Elementa 2’s alignment with the highest international safety requirements and its readiness for deployment in critical infrastructure projects across North America.

Trina Storage has consistently prioritized safety throughout its product development lifecycle. At the cell level, the company has innovated by developing ultra-safe active materials, separators, and electrolytes from the ground up, ensuring intrinsic product safety from the core. Complementing this, Elementa 2’s system-level design incorporates high-durability materials and a robust mechanical structure, achieving IP55/C5-level protection ratings. This robust design enables the system to withstand harsh environmental conditions, a crucial factor for long-term reliability in diverse climates.

Furthermore, Trina Storage has established a cutting-edge functional safety development framework, enabling comprehensive end-to-end safety management across product design, manufacturing, and operational phases. This proactive approach was highlighted in the company’s 2024 White Paper on System Safety and Reliability, which showcased the system’s superior performance and rapid emergency response capabilities under extreme conditions. These diligent efforts have garnered widespread trust from global customers, evidenced by cumulative shipments of the Elementa series exceeding 10 GWh by the end of 2024, with deployments spanning six continents.

The attainment of these multiple internationally authoritative certifications underscores profound recognition from third-party institutions regarding Trina Storage’s product safety performance. Looking ahead, the company remains dedicated to driving technological innovation, upholding the highest standards of quality and safety, and collaborating closely with partners to support the accelerated global adoption of renewable energy.