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Daniel Grillo
Daniel Grillo
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There are a variety of design, manufacturing and qualification requirements to meet UL, CSA and TUV. I would not use a line powered supply that does not meet these specifications.

I also tend to buy these supplies from name brand manufacturers and manufacturers that have ISO9000 approval even though it is difficult to know how/where a device was manufactured.

I would try to return the supply.

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http://www.wiblocks.com

There are a variety of design, manufacturing and qualification requirements to meet UL, CSA and TUV. I would not use a line powered supply that does not meet these specifications.

I also tend to buy these supplies from name brand manufacturers and manufacturers that have ISO9000 approval even though it is difficult to know how/where a device was manufactured.

I would try to return the supply.

(* jcl *)

http://www.wiblocks.com

There are a variety of design, manufacturing and qualification requirements to meet UL, CSA and TUV. I would not use a line powered supply that does not meet these specifications.

I also tend to buy these supplies from name brand manufacturers and manufacturers that have ISO9000 approval even though it is difficult to know how/where a device was manufactured.

I would try to return the supply.

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jluciani
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There are a variety of design, manufacturing and qualification requirements to meet UL, CSA and TUV. I would not use a line powered supply that does not meet these specifications.

I also tend to buy these supplies from name brand manufacturers and manufacturers that have ISO9000 approval even though it is difficult to know how/where a device was manufactured.

I would try to return the supply.

(* jcl *)

http://www.wiblocks.com