Quality Assurance for Off-Grid TVs and Fans: Lessons Learned and Paths Forward

This paper documents learnings from testing and evaluating off-grid TVs and fans and provide recommendations for future QA efforts

From:
Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
Published
3 August 2020
Document Type:
Lessons Learned
Theme:
Climate and Environment
First published:
20 January 2020
Authors:
Efficiency for Access

Abstract

To help market actors evaluate and compare product quality, Efficiency for Access piloted a quality assurance (QA) framework for standalone off-grid TVs and fans. Building on Equip Data鈥檚 appliance testing and data-sharing process, Efficiency for Access developed a set of quality criteria, evaluated products using the quality criteria, and shared findings and data with stakeholders to promote quality products.

The learning paper documents key learnings from testing and evaluating off-grid TVs and fans and provide recommendations for future QA efforts. The learnings aim to help the off-grid solar sector align and standardize on test methods and performance reporting, and enable market actors across the value chain to make faster, more informed decisions about off-grid products.

This output is part of the 鈥楲ow Energy Inclusive Appliances鈥� (LEIA) programme.

Citation

Efficiency for Access. (2020). Quality Assurance for Off-Grid TVs and Fans: Lessons Learned and Paths Forward.

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