About SafeCloud
A LiFePO4 Battery Factory You Can Actually Verify
SafeCloud Energy has manufactured lithium iron phosphate batteries since 2007. We are a publicly listed company, we operate our own plants rather than subcontracting, and every claim on this page can be checked by a buyer who wants to check it.
- Publicly listed — stock code 839424
- Two owned production bases, 48,000 m² total
- In-house testing laboratory and aging capacity
- Supply into more than 100 countries
2007
Founded
839424
Stock code
48,000 m²
Production area
8
Automated lines
30+
Aging machines
100+
Countries served
Company
A manufacturer, not a trading company
SafeCloud Energy designs and builds LiFePO4 battery packs, home energy storage systems, high-voltage modules and containerised power stations. We supply distributors, energy brands, solar installers, EPC contractors and OEM partners in more than 100 countries.
The distinction matters in this industry. A great many suppliers presenting themselves as factories are trading companies buying from whichever plant is cheapest that quarter, which is why their cell brand changes and their specifications drift. We own our production, so the cell source, the BMS build and the enclosure on your fifth order are the same as on your first.
Where we are
Three locations, three functions. We list all of them because a buyer comparing a registered address against a claimed factory size deserves a straight answer.
| Shenzhen | Sales, engineering and export operations |
| Henan | Production base |
| Anhui | Production base |
Combined production area 48,000 m². Both plants are ours; neither is a contracted third party.
Looking back,
moving forward
Two production bases, a listing on China’s NEEQ board, and eighteen years of building LiFePO4 packs.
Manufacturing
Two production bases built for repeatable supply
Automated assembly, cell sorting, aging capacity and an in-house testing laboratory. Capacity matters less than consistency — the reason we run our own aging and test equipment is so a specification approved on a sample is the specification that ships in month eighteen.
- 8 automated production lines across two plants
- 30+ high-efficiency aging machines
- In-house high-precision testing laboratory
- Cell sorting by measured capacity and internal resistance
- BMS programming and communication test stations
- Export packing to dangerous goods requirements
Quality control
Four checkpoints, every batch
A quality system is only meaningful if a buyer can name its stages and ask for the records from any one of them. Ours are below, and the records are available on request against a production batch number.
IQC
Incoming material control
Cells, BMS boards, enclosures, wiring and purchased components verified against the approved configuration before they enter production.
IPQC
In-process quality control
Cell sorting and matching, welding, assembly and BMS programming checked at defined points rather than only at the end of the line.
FQC
Final quality control
Electrical performance, protection functions, communication behaviour and aging cycles run against the locked specification.
OQC
Outgoing quality control
Firmware version, label, terminals, accessories, manuals, carton marks and export documentation verified before the container is sealed.
Certification
Six certificates, and what each one actually covers
A row of logos tells a buyer nothing. Each certificate below is shown with the scope it covers, because a transport test and a product safety certificate are different things and treating them as interchangeable is how importers get caught out.
ISO 9001
Quality management system
Certifies the management system, not the product. Ask for the certificate number and scope.
CE
EU Declaration of Conformity
A manufacturer’s declaration supported by a technical file — not a certificate issued by an authority.
FCC
US electromagnetic compatibility
Covers electromagnetic emissions for the US market. Separate from product safety listing.
UN38.3
Lithium transport testing
Required to ship, in every lane. Says nothing about installation safety or market access.
MSDS / SDS
Chemical hazard disclosure
A 16-section GHS disclosure document for carriers, warehouses and emergency responders.
IEC 62619
Industrial battery safety
Product safety for industrial and stationary lithium batteries. The mainstream international reference.
We are also a SEDEX member, which covers social and ethical compliance auditing rather than product performance. Certificate scope varies by model and by destination market — before ordering, ask us to confirm which certificates name the exact configuration you are buying. Our full breakdown of what each document does and does not cover is in the export documents guide.
Exhibitions
Where to meet us in person
We exhibit at international energy storage and renewable trade shows. If you are evaluating suppliers, a stand meeting is worth more than a video call — you can handle the product, see the build quality and ask the engineering team directly.
Add your confirmed shows here — event name, city, dates and hall or stand number. A list of past shows with photographs is credible; a generic statement that you attend exhibitions is not.
Verification
How to check everything on this page
Any supplier can publish a floor area and a founding year. Very few will tell you how to confirm them. These are the checks we would run if we were buying from us — and we would rather you ran them before the first order than after a problem.
Public listing
Stock code 839424 is on the public register. Company filings, registered capital and shareholder structure are searchable — no supplier statement required.
ISO 9001 certificate
Ask for the certificate number and the scope of registration, then verify it directly with the issuing body rather than relying on a PDF we emailed.
Factory audit or tour
Visit either plant, or send a third-party auditor. Where travel is not practical, we will run a live video walkthrough of the line building your order.
Cell source
We name the cell manufacturer and model on every product. Cross-check it against the test report — the two should match, and if they do not, ask why.
Test reports
Every report should name your exact model, not a similar one. Check the model number character for character against your quotation.
Trade references
Ask for customers in your region and channel. Ask them about batch consistency and RMA turnaround, not about price.
Working with us
What we commit to in writing
Response times and lead times are the two things a buyer plans around, so they should be stated rather than discovered. Confirm the figures below against your actual operation before publishing — a missed commitment costs more credibility than never making one.
| First response | Within 1 business day |
| Technical proposal | [Confirm — e.g. 2–3 business days] |
| Sample lead time | [Confirm — e.g. 7–15 days standard] |
| Production lead time | [Confirm — e.g. 25–35 days] |
| Change notification | Before any cell, BMS or component change |
| Batch traceability | Date code and cell batch reference per unit |
| Confidentiality | NDA available before technical exchange |
Come and look at the factory
Visit either plant, send an auditor, or take a live video walkthrough of the line. If you are shortlisting suppliers, tell us what you need to see and we will arrange it. Engineering response within one business day.