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Company Response

7 Mag 2024

Author:
Peak Electronics

Peak Electronics response

...[T]o the best of our knowledge, PEAK electronics DC/DC converters are only used for civil applications. PEAK electronics has not and will not deliver to military companies, especially not to conflict parties in war.

We are therefore unable to identify the ways in which our products may have been incorporated into weapons of war by third parties.

As a reputable and prestigious company, PEAK electronics has and will carefully observe the export bans on electronic goods and fully comply with local and European laws.

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