DAELIM BELEFIC Receives Certification for New Transformer

The 1000kVA dry-type transformer is now approved for use in mobile microgrid applications across the United States.

Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Data Centers

DAELIM BELEFIC Receives Certification for New Transformer

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DAELIM BELEFIC has secured UL and cUL certification for its 1000kVA VPE dry-type transformer model SGB-1000/0.48-0.48. This newly certified equipment is designed specifically for mobile microgrid use within the United States.

Why it matters

The certification facilitates the deployment of specialized transformer technology for critical energy infrastructure projects. It confirms that the equipment meets necessary safety and performance standards for North American power applications.

The certified SGB-1000/0.48-0.48 model features a 1000kVA power rating. The company serves clients across 40 countries using products supported by its manufacturing network.

The players

DAELIM BELEFIC

A global manufacturer of electrical transformer equipment that currently serves customers in over 40 countries.

The details

DAELIM BELEFIC operates a facility in Houston, Texas, alongside its primary manufacturing center in Jiangsu, China. The firm, which was established in 2010, is currently scaling its production capabilities through a major expansion project.

DAELIM BELEFIC GROUP was founded in April 2010.
Phase II manufacturing expansion projects in Jiangsu were initiated in 2025.
The company announced the receipt of the UL and cUL certifications on October 28, 2026.

The Tech Race

This hardware approval aligns with the broader push toward standardized, modular power components in the energy sector. It highlights the transition toward flexible microgrid solutions as alternatives to traditional, fixed electrical infrastructure.

The certification allows for the deployment of mobile microgrid units, which can improve local power reliability for facilities in Houston and beyond. This development streamlines the process for organizations seeking to integrate standardized, safety-verified power equipment.

The takeaway

Achieving UL and cUL certification is a critical step for manufacturers looking to participate in the growing U.S. microgrid market. Companies that invest in rigorous safety standards gain the necessary leverage to support domestic energy infrastructure projects.