Engr. Syed Farrukh Anwar is a Registered Professional Electronics Engineer with boots-on-the-ground experience across South Asia and the Middle East. His work centres on designing and commissioning high-yield solar arrays and backup power systems that must hold up in some of the harshest thermal environments on Earth, where ambient temperatures routinely exceed 45°C (113°F). He is a licensed, practising engineer, and the credentials below are public and independently verifiable.
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Do not take our word for it, and do not rely on a social profile. Each credential below links to the issuing body's own register or site, so you can confirm it at the source.
- PEC Registered Professional Engineer — ELECTRO/15141. Issued by the Pakistan Engineering Council, the statutory body regulating engineering in Pakistan under the PEC Act 1976. Verify on the PEC Engineer Verification register →
- Engineering specialisation — EE11 (Solar Energy Systems), recorded with the Pakistan Engineering Council alongside the registration above.
- Dubai Trakhees Accredited MEP Professional — ID 3981. Accreditation issued by Trakhees (Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation, Dubai).
- University of Bologna — Registration 265257. A certificate of completion for a short course, not a degree, recorded under this registration number with the University of Bologna.
Areas of expertise
- Off-grid and hybrid solar array design and commissioning
- Inverter and UPS sizing for residential and light-commercial backup
- Battery bank design across tubular, AGM/gel, and LiFePO4 chemistries
- DC and AC protection, cable sizing, and code compliance (NEC / IEC)
- High-temperature system reliability and thermal derating
How the guidance is produced
Each guide starts from a real question a homeowner asks, is worked through with the same math and standards used on a paid engineering job, then written in plain language. Where a rule of thumb breaks down, we say so. Where a task carries real risk, such as wiring a battery bank or connecting to the grid, we point you to a licensed electrician rather than a shortcut. Figures on the calculators are planning estimates, not a substitute for the rating plate on your own equipment or an on-site inspection.
Contact and profiles
For technical questions, corrections, or editorial matters, email contact@inverterwise.online (general) or admin@inverterwise.online (engineering). You can also find the author on LinkedIn, kept here only as a professional profile, not as the proof of any credential.