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New Scenery (688663.SH): Solid State Transformers (SST) obtained international certification
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Zhitong Finance App News, New Scenery (688663.SH) issued an announcement. Recently, the company's solid state transformer (SST) core high voltage to low voltage power units all successfully passed the TÜV Rheinland test and obtained many international authoritative certifications such as UL, IEC, CSA, etc., marking that the company's solid state transformer core conversion units have reached European and American high-end market entry standards in terms of safety design, hardware reliability, and environmental adaptability, laying a solid compliance foundation for the subsequent expansion of solid state transformer products in overseas markets.

The solid-state transformer core power unit has successfully obtained a number of international certifications. It is a phased achievement of the company's advanced solid-state transformer technology research and development. It has further improved the company's high-end power electronics equipment overseas qualification reserves, verified that the core power unit hardware solution complies with European and American safety standards and performance requirements, which is conducive to supporting subsequent SST machine development, customer prototype verification and overseas business connections, and is in line with the industrial development direction of new power systems and computing power infrastructure.

The core power unit that has been certified this time is the core power unit. The SST machine still needs to carry out follow-up integration, complete machine testing and related verification work; the business is currently in the R&D and early market development stages, and has not yet generated large-scale sales revenue, and will not have a significant impact on the company's operating income and net profit in the short term. The company will continue to promote SST machine R&D, testing and verification, and marketing related work.

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