Approved specification
Check the model, revision, voltage limits, capacity conditions, protection behavior and environment.
QUALITY & DOCUMENTATION
Evidence should match the exact product.
Use a model-specific document checklist. Certification, test and transport requirements depend on the product, application and destination.
Review the scope before the badge.
The Jetray website publishes factory and certification information. A website statement or logo is not a substitute for the current report covering the quoted model and configuration.
Official website factory photograph; test capability for a quoted model requires confirmation.
Drawing and bill of configuration
Confirm size, tolerances, cell model, protection board, connector, pinout and permitted substitutions.
Test and transport documents
Ask which current reports apply to the exact cell or finished pack, and which documents the shipment and destination require.
Traceability and change control
Agree lot identification, sample approval, incoming acceptance and notification of a material configuration change.
Questions to put in the RFQ
- Which exact product model and revision does each supplied report cover?
- Is the document for a cell, a module or the complete pack?
- Are the applicant, test laboratory, report date and tested configuration identifiable?
- What validation belongs to the equipment manufacturer or installation integrator?
Document review matrix
Ask what the document actually covers.
Check the relationship between the report, the supplied configuration and the complete equipment.
| Document | Confirm these details | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Product specification | Model, revision, operating limits and stated test conditions. | Connects the quoted reference to measurable acceptance criteria. |
| Mechanical & interface drawing | Dimensions, tolerances, mounting, cable routing, connector and polarity. | Helps the equipment team check physical and electrical integration. |
| Cell or finished-pack report | Report holder, tested model, configuration, date and scope. | A report for a component does not automatically cover every complete pack. |
| Transport information | The exact product identification and shipment-specific document requirements. | The pack configuration and transport arrangement need to be reviewed together. |
| Change & lot records | Configuration identification, agreed substitutions and lot traceability. | Supports repeat orders against the same controlled product definition. |
A useful conversation starts with a specification
Tell us what your equipment needs.
Share the load, dimensions and intended use. Ask for a current model specification and a project review.