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Saturday, February 06, 2021 3:50:29 PM
Impressive. Most Impressive. I did not have those dates yet.
But that makes what I found an even bigger deal, and kind of obvious know.
So lets add to the mix now?
Look at the date on that 2nd article mike linked to. This one:
https://www.ul.com/news/announcing-ul-8801-requirements-photovoltaic-powered-luminaire-systems
Note the date they announced this testing was available. 6/1/2020. Then note the date the CEO said the solar panels began UL certification process (
I'm making an assumption that 1) he applied for UL 8801 certification, and 2) he applied very quickly after it was announced, which should mean he is one of the first in the door on UL 8801 approved products.
Be nice if a Mod (besides me) had time to update the Ibox here, I am too busy finding these clues LOL
Nice work fangree, that made the initial find 100X times better and thanks for the kind words snpwfan
But that makes what I found an even bigger deal, and kind of obvious know.
So lets add to the mix now?
Look at the date on that 2nd article mike linked to. This one:
https://www.ul.com/news/announcing-ul-8801-requirements-photovoltaic-powered-luminaire-systems
Note the date they announced this testing was available. 6/1/2020. Then note the date the CEO said the solar panels began UL certification process (
). 7/10.Selection made on our non glass panel for UL preparation and testing, representing USA and Canada manufacturing. "Go Big or Go Home" $snpw #green #RenewableEnergy #solarenergy
— SNPW (Renewable Energy Solutions) (@SunPacificPower) July 10, 2020
I'm making an assumption that 1) he applied for UL 8801 certification, and 2) he applied very quickly after it was announced, which should mean he is one of the first in the door on UL 8801 approved products.
Be nice if a Mod (besides me) had time to update the Ibox here, I am too busy finding these clues LOL
Nice work fangree, that made the initial find 100X times better and thanks for the kind words snpwfan
