GloquadTech, a global leader in electric vehicle charging communication solutions (CEO: Jang Ki-Soo), announced on March 11th that its Insulation Resistance Monitoring Device (GQ-IMD) for electric vehicle fast chargers, which enhances the safety of insulation resistance monitoring, has become the first in the industry to receive UL certification and CE certification.
Electric Vehicle Charging: Safety is the Top Priority
As electric vehicle charging infrastructure expands, the safety of high-voltage charging systems has become an important issue. Consequently, major markets such as the United States and Europe have strengthened safety regulations for charging equipment. In response, GloquadTech developed the GQ-IMD to provide a solution that meets global standards.
Securing Reliability Through UL and CE Certifications
The GQ-IMD supports the international standard IEC61851-23 Ed2.0 and meets the UL2231-2 standard, earning both UL and CE certifications, thereby proving the reliability of the product. Using this device helps customers simplify the insulation resistance tests during electric vehicle charger certification, greatly improving the efficiency of the certification process.
Furthermore, the GQ-IMD offers real-time insulation resistance monitoring, a patented technology by GloquadTech, which enhances the safety of fast charging. The device detects any insulation anomalies that may occur during EV charging and can respond immediately, ensuring the protection of both users and equipment.
CEO Jang Ki-Soo of GloquadTech stated, “Since 2012, we have been dedicated to developing electric vehicle charging solutions. The GQ-IMD, verified through UL 2231-2 and CE certifications, is based on technology and expertise trusted in over 60 countries worldwide, and it will provide both charger manufacturers and users with a safe and reliable charging environment.” He continued, “We will continue to contribute to building a safe and convenient electric vehicle charging environment through ongoing technological development and investment.”
Minji Lim Reporter minzi56@etnews.com
GloquadTech, a global leader in electric vehicle charging communication solutions (CEO: Jang Ki-Soo), announced on March 11th that its Insulation Resistance Monitoring Device (GQ-IMD) for electric vehicle fast chargers, which enhances the safety of insulation resistance monitoring, has become the first in the industry to receive UL certification and CE certification.
Electric Vehicle Charging: Safety is the Top Priority
As electric vehicle charging infrastructure expands, the safety of high-voltage charging systems has become an important issue. Consequently, major markets such as the United States and Europe have strengthened safety regulations for charging equipment. In response, GloquadTech developed the GQ-IMD to provide a solution that meets global standards.
Securing Reliability Through UL and CE Certifications
The GQ-IMD supports the international standard IEC61851-23 Ed2.0 and meets the UL2231-2 standard, earning both UL and CE certifications, thereby proving the reliability of the product. Using this device helps customers simplify the insulation resistance tests during electric vehicle charger certification, greatly improving the efficiency of the certification process.
Furthermore, the GQ-IMD offers real-time insulation resistance monitoring, a patented technology by GloquadTech, which enhances the safety of fast charging. The device detects any insulation anomalies that may occur during EV charging and can respond immediately, ensuring the protection of both users and equipment.
CEO Jang Ki-Soo of GloquadTech stated, “Since 2012, we have been dedicated to developing electric vehicle charging solutions. The GQ-IMD, verified through UL 2231-2 and CE certifications, is based on technology and expertise trusted in over 60 countries worldwide, and it will provide both charger manufacturers and users with a safe and reliable charging environment.” He continued, “We will continue to contribute to building a safe and convenient electric vehicle charging environment through ongoing technological development and investment.”
Minji Lim Reporter minzi56@etnews.com