Datasheets
Datasheets help buyers compare voltage, power, current, functions, wiring notes, dimensions, and model information. Use the relevant download for early review, then confirm the current revision before order approval.
UFELE Electric — Solar Pumping, Industrial Drives and PV Protection
Email: sale@ufele.com | B2B Supply and OEM Orders

A certificate name alone does not prove that a file covers the product in a purchase order. The model, rating, enclosure, standard, certificate holder, issue status, and destination market all matter. UFELE therefore checks available compliance documents against the exact item instead of sending a general certificate image as final evidence.
UsFull Electric Co., Ltd. uses UFELE Electric as its export-facing brand. The company was established in 2005 in Wenzhou, Zhejiang, China, and has supplied electrical products to buyers in more than 90 countries and regions. Our document review covers suitable solar pump inverters, variable frequency drives, PV combiner boxes, solar protection equipment, and low-voltage products.
Certificates, datasheets, and manuals should be confirmed by model, rating, product version, and destination market before serious use.
Existing USFULL company materials publicly list ISO 9001, CE, IEC-related test documents, TÜV, and INMETRO among the certificate and report categories associated with the business. These names are a starting point, not proof that every file applies to every UFELE product. We release the applicable record after the buyer identifies the model, rating, destination, and intended use.
| Document Category | Typical Scope to Check | Evidence Supplied on Request | Buyer Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| ISO 9001 | Quality management system and named legal entity | Current certificate copy when available | Check certificate holder, issuer, certificate number, issue date, expiry date, and status |
| CE documentation | Selected products, model families, ratings, and referenced EU requirements | Applicable declaration, certificate, or supporting test file according to the product | Match the model and technical construction before relying on the document |
| IEC-related test documents | Selected inverter, drive, PV, or low-voltage product test scope | Available report or report reference after model confirmation | Check the tested model, standard edition, rating range, and laboratory information |
| TÜV or INMETRO documents | Specific products and destination-market requirements only | Current applicable copy when the requested model is covered | Confirm model coverage and local acceptance before ordering |
| Product test and inspection records | Order-specific function, safety, appearance, label, and packing checks | Available report, checklist, photo, or production record | Agree on the required record before production or inspection |
Datasheets help buyers compare voltage, power, current, functions, wiring notes, dimensions, and model information. Use the relevant download for early review, then confirm the current revision before order approval.
Manuals are used for installation review, user guidance, wiring discussion, and after-sales support. For private label orders, manual cover pages or PDF files may need extra checking before production.
Certificate files may be available for suitable products and models. Check the certificate holder, number, issuer, standard, model scope, rating, issue status, and destination-market acceptance before use.
Some orders need test files, inspection photos, or internal records. Agree on the evidence before production and connect it with the quality-control plan so the record matches the order requirement.
Product photos help buyers confirm appearance, label position, model information, packing style, and online or catalog presentation. They are especially useful for distributor and OEM programs.
Packing files may include carton photos, marks, item lists, packing lists, and shipment photos. They are especially useful for mixed orders and OEM or private label programs.
The sales team first records the requested product, exact model, rating, destination, brand arrangement, and intended document use. When the request includes technical scope, the UFELE Application Engineering Team compares those details with the available product file. Unclear model names, incomplete ratings, or conflicting labels remain open until the buyer or our team resolves them.
We do not recommend using a cropped certificate image as the final basis for import, tender submission, or registration. The full copy should show enough information to check the certificate holder, issuer or laboratory, document number, standard, model scope, issue status, and relevant rating. The buyer must then confirm whether the destination market or project accepts it.
Buyers can also review the certificate categories shown on the existing USFULL certificate page. Treat that public overview as a directory only. Request the full current file for the selected UFELE product before relying on it.
Buyers often ask for “all certificates” when what they really need is a set of order files. The table separates common document types by practical use. This helps purchasing teams know what to ask for at each stage.
| Document Type | Common Use | When to Request It | Critical Check |
|---|---|---|---|
| Catalog | Early product range review, distributor discussion, sales planning | Before selecting a product category or preparing a first inquiry | Product range and current revision date |
| Datasheet | Model comparison, rating check, technical review | Before quotation or before confirming the product model | Exact model, input/output rating, dimensions, and revision |
| Manual | Installation review, wiring discussion, user guidance, after-sales reference | Before project approval or before shipping private label goods | Model, firmware or hardware version, language, and brand |
| Certificate File | Import checking, tender file, distributor review, compliance screening | Before import, tender submission, local listing, or formal order approval | Holder, number, issuer, standard, model scope, and status |
| Product Photos | Internal approval, online listing, catalog preparation, label review | Before production approval or before shipment | Product appearance, label text, accessories, and date |
| Packing Photos | Warehouse receiving, carton mark check, mixed order confirmation | Before dispatch, especially for OEM or mixed product orders | Carton mark, SKU, quantity, label, and packing method |
| Packing List | Shipment checking, customs preparation, warehouse receiving | Before shipment release and logistics booking | SKU, carton count, net/gross weight, and shipment reference |
Importers and distributors usually need documents for more than one reason. The purchasing team may need a datasheet for comparison. The customs broker may ask for basic product information. The sales team may need product photos. The warehouse may need carton marks. The installer may need a manual. The compliance team may need certificate files for review.
These needs should be discussed before shipment. If document requests arrive only after the goods, the file format, language, model name, or rating description may not match the local sales file. UFELE collects available documents earlier and connects them with the same item list used for quotation, artwork approval, quality control, and packing review.
Buyers can begin with the solar pump inverter, VFD, PV combiner box, or solar energy equipment page, then send the selected model to our team. Factory capability and production controls are described on the factory page.
Document problems are often small at the beginning and large after shipment. A wrong model name on a file, a certificate that does not match the ordered rating, or a manual for an old version can create long email chains when the goods are already moving. The best time to fix document problems is before order confirmation.
Old datasheets or manuals may not match the current product version. Buyers should ask for the current file before approval.
A certificate may not cover every model in a product family. The model list or rating range should be checked carefully.
OEM orders should avoid mixing supplier brand files, buyer brand labels, and neutral manuals without checking consistency.
Document requests made after production can delay shipment or create extra work if the files were not confirmed earlier.
A buyer may request an inverter certificate before choosing the final power rating. We first identify the product series, input and output voltage, rated power, enclosure, and destination. We then compare that selection with the model and rating scope shown in the available file. If the order later changes from an indoor to an IP65 version, the check starts again.
A distributor may use its own label and model code while the technical file uses the manufacturer’s model. The order file should keep a controlled cross-reference between both names. The buyer must also confirm whether the document holder and brand arrangement support the intended market use. Artwork approval alone does not extend a certificate scope.
A clear document request helps us find the right file faster. If the product model is not fixed yet, send the product category and rating range first. If the order is already planned, send the item list and destination market.
Send the product category, model, voltage, current or power rating, enclosure, hardware version if relevant, and order quantity.
State whether the file is for quotation review, import screening, tender submission, local listing, installation, or private label sales.
Give the destination country, requested standard, language, buyer type, and the local authority or customer requirement if known.
Confirm whether the goods use UFELE, neutral, or buyer branding. Include both manufacturer and private model names when they differ.
These questions are common when buyers prepare import files, distributor catalogs, or project documentation.
No. Document availability depends on the product category, exact model, rating range, product version and destination market. Buyers should confirm the applicable file before import, tender submission or local registration.
Existing USFULL company materials list ISO 9001, CE, IEC-related test documents, TÜV and INMETRO among the available categories. This list does not mean that every document covers every product. Ask for the current copy and scope for the exact model.
Send the product category, exact model if known, voltage or rating, destination country, intended use and whether the order carries the UFELE brand, a neutral label or a private label.
UFELE can provide available document copies after the product and intended use are identified. Sensitive commercial information may be controlled, and document availability remains subject to the exact model and file status.
Electrical product documents are often tied to a model series, rating, enclosure, product structure or test scope. A certificate for one model or range should not be assumed to cover every item in a catalog.
Not automatically. The certificate holder, brand shown in the file, model naming and private label arrangement must be checked before approval. A buyer should not assume that changing a label also changes the certificate scope.
Check the file scope, issue status, model coverage and local acceptance before use. UFELE can provide available files, but the buyer or a qualified local professional should confirm acceptance for the destination market or project.
The sales team first identifies the order and document purpose. The UFELE Application Engineering Team then reviews technical model and rating details when engineering confirmation is required.
Send the exact product, rating, destination country, brand arrangement, and document purpose. We will identify the available file and return any unresolved scope questions before you approve the order.