JORDUN continues to promote the construction of new energy power electronic protection solutions

JORDUN continues to conduct research on surge protection, abnormal overvoltage protection, and temperature monitoring technologies in key areas such as photovoltaic inverters, energy storage PCS, automotive electronics, AI server power supplies, RRU base stations, and industrial power supplies.

The company is gradually transforming from a single supplier of protective devices to a provider of new energy power electronics solutions, providing customers with technical services such as device selection, circuit design, sample testing, failure analysis, and customized development.

JORDUN Open Key Industry Sample Testing and Scheme Exchange

To support new energy power electronics customers in carrying out new project verification, Qiaoton is open for sample applications and technical solution exchanges for photovoltaic inverters, energy storage PCS, automotive OBC, AI server power supplies, RRU base stations, and industrial power customers.

Customers can provide application equipment, input voltage, system power, surge level, protection nodes, and existing issues. The Qiaoton technical team will provide product selection and testing recommendations based on actual working conditions.

Can apply for support:

*Product samples and specification information
*Evaluation of Circuit Protection Scheme
*Suggestions for surge and abnormal overvoltage testing
*Analysis of failed samples
*Customized specifications and module development

Action button: Apply for samples | Get selection suggestions | Contact technical engineer

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