EMIN & Fluke Thank You for Attending the Workshop on Optimizing Solar PV System Performance and Operational Safety

On the afternoon of October 19, 2026, the workshop “Solutions for Optimizing Performance and Ensuring Safe Operation of Solar PV Systems” was successfully held at Khanh Hoa College of Technology and Energy.

On the afternoon of October 19, 2026, the workshop titled “Solutions for Optimizing Solar PV System Performance and Ensuring Safe Operation” was successfully held at Khanh Hoa College of Technology and Energy. The event attracted a large number of guests, engineers, and businesses in the solar energy sector.

The workshop featured presentations by the following speakers:

Mr. Lam Su Bao – Branch Vice Director, EMIN Vietnam

Mr. Bui Ba Trung – Application Engineer, Fluke

**Mr. Lam Su Bao – Branch Vice Director, EMIN Vietnam**

Key Workshop Topics

Solar Power Output Degradation

Early detection of cell and module defects, connector faults, and abnormal hotspots that can contribute to reduced power generation.

I-V Curve Analysis and Insulation Testing

Evaluating the performance of individual panels and strings through I-V curve analysis, combined with insulation resistance and grounding measurements to help ensure safe system operation.

Power Quality and Acoustic Imaging

Analyzing grid-connected power quality and exploring advanced acoustic imaging technology to detect leaks and partial discharge.

Highlights from the Workshop

Here are some photos from the event.

EMIN sincerely thanks all customers and partners for taking the time to attend and support the workshop. We hope the knowledge and practical insights shared during the event will help you improve system safety, optimize operational performance, and discover new testing and measurement solutions from Fluke, officially distributed by EMIN in Vietnam.
We look forward to welcoming you to our upcoming technical workshops!

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