What is PD IEC TS 62910 about?
PD IEC TS 62910 provides a test procedure for evaluating the performance of Under Voltage
Ride-Through (UVRT) functions in inverters used in utility-interconnected Photovoltaic (PV)
systems.
PD IEC TS 62910 is most applicable to large systems where PV inverters are connected to utility
high voltage (HV) distribution systems. However, the applicable procedures may also be used
for low voltage (LV) installations in locations where evolving UVRT requirements include such
installations, e.g. single-phase or 3-phase systems.
PD IEC TS 62910 provides methods for testing of PV inverters, though it contains information that may also be
useful for testing of a complete PV power plant consisting of multiple inverters connected at a
single point to the utility grid. It further provides a basis for utility-interconnected PV inverter
numerical simulation and model validation.
Who is PD IEC TS 62910 for?
PD IEC TS 62910 on utility-interconnected photovoltaic inverters is relevant to:
- Solar power inverters manufacturers
- Electrical Engineers
- Chemical Engineers
- Researchers and scientists
- Photovoltaic cells manufacturers
- Photovoltaic (PV) power system manufacturers
Why should you use PD IEC TS 62910?
PV inverters or solar inverters feature alternating current (AC) generators that convert the variable direct current (DC) output of photovoltaic (PV) solar panels to a utility frequency for use in the local or off-grid market.
PD IEC TS 62910 identifies the Under Voltage Ride-Through (UVRT) functions in photovoltaic (PV) inverters, improving the performance and efficiency of inverters in utility-interconnected photovoltaic (PV) systems.
PD IEC TS 62910 is useful for testing Photovoltaic (PV) inverters and also be useful for testing a complete photovoltaic (PV) power plant consisting of multiple inverters connected at a single point to the utility grid. It further provides a basis for utility-interconnected PV inverter numerical simulation and model validation.
PD IEC TS 62910 provides measurement procedures that objectively aim to be non-site-specific to record Under Voltage Ride-Through (UVRT) functions that will contribute to quality assurance.
