Frequently Asked Questions

ITIC USA publishes inspection and certification of equipment, structures, and materials; non-destructive testing; expediting; technical review of plans and designs; drone inspection and thermography at photovoltaic parks; and supplier evaluation.

Yes. Non-destructive testing is used on equipment, structures, and materials to obtain condition information without unnecessarily affecting their use.

It is technical and documentary follow-up of manufacturing, supply, and delivery activities to identify deviations and support compliance with purchasing requirements and schedules.

Yes. Supplier evaluation or qualification may review technical capacity, processes, quality controls, records, traceability, and compliance with client requirements.

The published portfolio includes project supervision, PV supply-chain services, solar-panel electroluminescence, IV-curve analysis, acceptance and warranty inspections, thermography, and technical due diligence.

It can reveal internal photovoltaic-module anomalies such as microcracks, inactive areas, and manufacturing defects that may not be visible during a conventional inspection.

It compares the actual electrical behavior of modules, strings, or arrays with expected performance and helps identify losses, mismatch, or faults.

The scope may cover design, technical contracts, equipment, expected production, project risks, construction, commissioning, operation, and project records.

Yes. The US website presents a product-certification line and services for power and energy components. The exact scope must be confirmed for each product and target market.

No. Acceptance depends on the applicable regulation, standard, authority, buyer, or program in the United States and must be reviewed case by case.

Typical information includes specifications, model references, manufacturer and plant, standards, drawings, manuals, labels, component lists, and available test reports.

Yes. The published portfolio includes testing and certification of photovoltaic components, as well as inspection and technical assessment of solar projects.

Complete the Quote Request form, select the United States, and attach the technical scope, project location, quantities, standards, and requested dates.

Coverage is confirmed based on location, scope, specialist availability, and applicable regulatory or contractual requirements.

Use the website's «Check Your Certificate» option or contact the issuing office when additional validation is needed.

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