Certifications and Compliance
BEESTE holds test reports for its portable power station and solar panel lines, covering safety, transport, electromagnetic compatibility and hazardous substances. Reports are available on request during supplier qualification. This page lists what we hold and, more importantly, how to check that a report is really yours to use.
Reports we hold
| Test report | Scope | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| UN38.3 test summary | UN Manual of Tests and Criteria, Part III, subsection 38.3 | Air and sea transport of lithium batteries |
| MSDS | Battery composition and handling | Shipping documentation and carrier acceptance |
| CE | EU product directives | EU market access |
| FCC | US equipment authorisation | US market access |
| RoHS | EU hazardous substances restriction | Material compliance |
| ISO 9001 | Quality management system | Factory process control |
Why the report holder matters
For a brand or distributor, the legal entity named on a report matters as much as the report itself. A supplier who forwards a certificate issued to another company does not hold that file. Ask for the report in the quoting entity's name, then check the model designation on the document against the product you are buying. The two should match; if the document covers a model you are not buying, it tells you nothing about your order.
How to verify during qualification
- Request the full report, not a cover page
- Check the legal entity named on the document
- Match the model designation to the unit being quoted
- Confirm the report is current for the standard edition cited
Next step
Send the market you are selling into and the model you are considering. We will tell you which reports apply and provide the documents under NDA where required. Request documentation
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