This system seems to be utterly dangerous and violates a lot of regulations=
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1) If it is to be plugged to a wall socket then it uses a male plug to
supply power. That would be a disaster if it gets disconnected. Even if
the power is not down, when it gets disconnected it will think the power
went down and will turn on, making the two exposed prongs live and
easily touchable by a kid.

2) The wiring of a wall socket probably will not be sufficient to carry
the necessary current.

3) What if somebody is using a 6800W electric shower when power gets
down? Will their equipment supply all that power, together with power
for the fridge, etc?


Isaac



Em 30/01/2016 07:48, CDB escreveu:
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> They give no indication of the battery technology used (see their=20
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> If only I had read the 'comments' section. The battery is=20
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