perlight solar co., ltd. Perlight PowerPlug MAX 930 - PLM-PPM-M-930
On the register PERLI/21196/V1
This device appears on the Energy Networks Association’s Connect Direct type test register, published 27 Aug 2026. Being on it is a fact about the register, not our endorsement and not a verdict on any product built around it.
What the register records
| System reference | PERLI/21196/V1 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer, as registered | perlight solar co., ltd. |
| Model, as registered | Perlight PowerPlug MAX 930 - PLM-PPM-M-930 |
| Device type | Plug-in Solar |
| Device category | Inverter |
| Registered capacity | 0.8 kW |
| Phases | 1 |
| G98 version (GB) | 40 |
| G99 version (GB) | 34 |
| Published on the register | 27 Aug 2026 |
What this tells you
The device has been through a G98 type test — the engineering rules for equipment generating alongside the grid. The test that matters most is anti-islanding: when the grid goes down, the device has to stop feeding it.
The rules that apply
SI 2026/848 opened a plug-in microgenerator route from 27 August 2026: solar only, 800W AC or less, no battery, connected by plug and socket. A kit outside that route is not unlawful — it may be perfectly fine as a fixed installation under G98 or G99. It simply is not a plug-in microgenerator.
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Source: ENA Connect Direct type test register, Energy Networks Association. We mirror it and never edit it. We first saw this entry on 29 Aug 2026 and last confirmed it present on 29 Aug 2026.