Plug-in solar / battery (≤ 800 VA)in 2 of 7 listsno product family claims this code yet
The list is the authority; this is a cross-reference.
Yes — the Belgian Synergrid C10/26 list lists it as “listed” (list dated 2026-10-30, checked 2026-10-31).
Yes — the Dutch Netbeheer Nederland type-A list lists it as “listed” (list dated 2026-10-30, checked 2026-10-31).
No model rows for these: they publish no usable list, or GridFit has not read it. Each gets one answer by the same rule as the grid view — the maker's own document first, then the country's type-A ceiling, then what the lists read say.
No list and no model-level rule for this kind of device: nothing to approve, so the model is fit here as far as a list goes.
SwitzerlandGermanysSpainFrancesGreat BritainGreecesHungarysItalysLiechtensteinLithuaniasMontenegroRomania
On 2 EU lists (BE, NL): the maker has had the model certified and 2 grid operators accept it. Nothing is checked in these countries themselves: where there is no list the grid operator reads the maker's certificate for that country — ask the maker or installer for it; where a list exists that GridFit has not read, check the model there.
Albania?Bosnia and Herzegovina?BulgariasCyprussGeorgia?CroatiasIrelandsIceland?Latvia?North MacedoniaMaltasNorthern IrelandSerbiasSloveniasSlovakia?Türkiye?Ukraine?Kosovos
Whether a list or a rule applies is not confirmed yet.
This kind of device is not allowed to be connected.
s = from search results, ? = unverified; without a mark the country page was opened. The state per country comes from the EU+ grid-connection table; each country page says more.
Rows are matched by maker and a normalised model code; the “as written” line shows exactly what each list says. Check the list itself, and your grid operator, before you install.
Checked 2026-10-31.
brand route, model unconfirmed No integration or template names this code. Anker has 3 families with a local route; whether this model belongs to one of them is not confirmed:
Know which family it belongs to? Fix the row: the family's model-code pattern then claims it.