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		immibis 11 months ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Consumer-grade routers on puny power supplies (202... And it wouldn't be expected to imply anything about how the device works on a non-standard power source, anyway.

ssl-3 11 months ago [–]

No, of course not. UL doesn't test the brainbox part at all.

The AC -> DC power supply is tested for safety by UL, but the thing powered by that power supply is not tested at all.

Normal UL testing and listing deals with mains-powered devices, not low-voltage DC-powered devices.

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