Nestled within AMPOWER’s Tainan office stands a test laboratory that plays a critical role in validating and refining our generator systems—ensuring their performance and compliance with international standards. Proudly accredited by the Taiwan Accreditation Foundation (TAF), the lab operates under globally recognized protocols designed to deliver consistent, credible results.
Achieving TAF accreditation is no small feat. It demands demonstrated excellence in technical capability, precise calibration, and impartial operation—standards that only a select number of labs can meet. As the national accreditation body in Taiwan aligns with international norms, TAF’s recognition ensures our results are valid and trusted across industries and borders.
Within its accredited scope, the lab conducts precise testing to support the performance, safety, and operational readiness of our generators. Key test items include:
AC synchronous generator set
- Instantaneous Voltage Variation Rate Test
- Permissible Frequency Variation Rate Test
- Overspeed Characteristic Test
- Temperature Rise Test
- Insulation Resistance and Dielectric Strength Test
- Automatic Start Test
- Voltage Waveform Distortion Factor Test
The lab’s technical capabilities cover three-phase AC synchronous generators up to 380 Vac and 1875 kVA (1500 kW) at 60 Hz, ensuring thorough and reliable assessment of our generator systems.
For clients in sectors where failure is not an option—manufacturing, healthcare, data centers—our in-house testing capability delivers dependable data and added confidence. Each result is backed by verified processes, qualified personnel, and strong credibility.
With accreditation embedded in our quality control process, AMPOWER delivers more than power systems. We deliver proof: measurable, verifiable, and internationally recognized.
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*Note on Certification Use: TAF accreditation applies strictly to our laboratory operations, not the products themselves. Following international guidelines, the TAF mark is never used on our products or packaging.