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I have some sympathy for manufacturers trying to negotiate regulatory nuances whilst producing products as cheap as the public expects. I also have...
Completely agree and the same confusion exists for wired-in batteries, some of which claim to provide backup but in fact do so only in a very limited ...
The distinction between the product categories is fairly simple. If it has a battery but cannot feed back to your house electrics via a plug on t...
I have absolutely no idea what the safety analysis (when the grid is not present) looks like for UPS devices (which is what I made my measurements on)...
This term is defined in the Water Use (Temporary Bans) Order 2010 as amended as follows: (2) In [the relevant section of the Act], “artificial outdo...
My UPS (used for my computer and networking equipment) (which is a battery which is charged from the mains and provides output through an inverter onl...
@sonosppp Sorry i am not sure what you are trying to say. Are you accusing indeviot of flouting regs, saying that others do the same or what? Per...
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Indeed. I guess the questions are, who is responsible for enforcement and would Lidl want to flout the regs. The answer to the second question is -...
Agreed. I guess that the next stage is to drop the 'interim' from the product spec and make it apply both the PV and batteries. To do this they wil...
I agree, although I am not sure if that indirectly prohibits export from plug-in batteries. Anyway the main point is that the Government has, at lea...
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