PEA Addresses Sigenergy Inverter Safety Concerns

The Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) of Thailand has officially addressed public concerns regarding the safety of Sigenergy brand inverters. This response follows reports circulating on social media about a product recall involving Sigenergy inverters in Australia. Concerns were raised specifically regarding whether the SigenStor EC 10.0 SP model, which is currently registered with the PEA, is affected by the same safety issues identified in the Australian market.

For residents and property owners in Thailand who utilize solar energy systems, this clarification is significant. The PEA is currently investigating the potential link between the local units and the recalled products to ensure that all registered equipment meets national safety standards.

At this stage, the PEA has not confirmed whether the specific units distributed or registered in Thailand are subject to the same risks as those recalled abroad. Residents who have installed Sigenergy systems are advised to monitor official announcements from the PEA for further updates. It remains to be confirmed whether any specific batches of the SigenStor EC 10.0 SP model in Thailand require inspection or replacement. The authority is expected to provide more detailed guidance as their assessment continues. Users should rely on official communications from the PEA rather than unverified social media reports.