This is for DIYers and enthusiasts, not someone looking for an off-the-shelf box.

(Also, Amazon is where most people get their solar equipment these days and you would be amazed how much of it is not UL certified either.)

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ktm5j 7 hours ago | parent [-]

DIYers and enthusiasts should still worry about their house burning down because one of these boards started a fire. An insurance company would investigate and find any excuse they can to deny payment.

	▲	Dan_- 6 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Should is doing a lot of work there. The reality is most don’t. These are people who don’t understand minimum conductor size trying to DIY a solar system.
	▲	mindslight 3 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Insurance covers the insured's own gross negligence. This is a trope up there with believing the "warranty void if removed" stickers. The real reason this should give you pause is that you don't want your house to burn down regardless of an insurance payout. That is how your incentives remain aligned with the insurance company.