The line brings together Inmetro/PBE homologation, the flagship of the front, and advisory on product and management certifications that open clients, tenders and international supply chains.
Meridian organizes, audits and technically runs the process, from family classification to registration and the ENCE label. The starting point is the module datasheet and the available documentation.
The initial contact identifies scope, family, technology, available documentation and the main risk to selling in Brazil.
Portfolio analysis, classification under the applicable regulation, family verification, list of missing documents and risks of rejection. The result indicates the route and what needs to be corrected.
Organization of the technical dossier, consistency between datasheet, nameplate, manual and declared power, selection of the testing route, interface with the laboratory and support for registration and the ENCE label.
Maintenance and renewal of registrations, inclusion of new power ratings, family changes, validity control and periodic portfolio audit. The goal is to keep the models sellable and auditable in Brazil.
Regularization is a sequence: conformity assessment by Supplier's Declaration, registration with Inmetro and authorization of the ENCE label.
As a rule, photovoltaic modules from 5 Wp are subject to conformity assessment. Models are handled by family: same manufacturing unit, cell technology and materials, dimensions and area. To be confirmed per case.
Technical specifications sheet, energy efficiency sheet and Declaration of Conformity. Consistency between datasheet, nameplate, manual and declared power is where most processes fail.
Samples sent to an accredited or designated laboratory, according to the IEC standards applicable to performance and safety, plus national requirements. Testing is performed by a third party; Meridian coordinates the interface.
With the tests approved, the supplier issues the Declaration of Conformity. The mechanism is the supplier's declaration, not a traditional certification by an organization for each module.
Registration with Inmetro authorizes market availability and the use of the National Energy Conservation Label (ENCE). Imports may be subject to non-automatic licensing.
Renewal of registrations, inclusion of new power ratings, family changes and portfolio audit keep the models compliant over time.
The cost of the process is not in the registration fee: it is in testing, documentation organization, samples, logistics and avoided rework. Sizing depends on the number of regulatory families, not only on the quantity of commercial power ratings.
Meridian organizes, audits and runs the process. Each actor answers for its own role, and Meridian structures the dossier so that each step advances with confidence.
Family classification, dossier, testing route, support for registration and portfolio maintenance.
Performs the tests (accredited or designated). Meridian coordinates the interface with the laboratory.
Issues the Declaration of Conformity and answers for the product.
Grants the registration and authorizes the ENCE. The approval is an act of the authority.
Advisory for the client to obtain and maintain product and management certifications. Items complementary to homologation; scope defined per case.
From a datasheet, Meridian indicates the preliminary classification, the required documents and the regularization route. If the decision is to produce in Brazil, the project is routed to the Implanta line.
