Why the matrix is withheld

Two manufacturer-authored manuals carrying the DG Home 1 identity describe materially different performance, chassis and power-connection details. The live record does not expose a manual version, regulatory identifier or nameplate revision that proves which document applies. Similar model naming is not sufficient evidence for consolidation.

Electrical safety boundary

No 120 V installation claim is made. The FCC-filed manual’s operating procedure instructs connection of both equipment power inputs and specifies a 220–240 V AC outlet, while a separate manual presents a different power-supply table and chassis arrangement. Until the exact unit is matched by nameplate and manual revision, voltage, input count, current, frequency, cord, connector, phase, protection and conductor requirements remain unresolved for this record.

Do not energize the unit from a generic profile. Photograph the nameplate, regulatory label, power inlets and PSU label, then follow only the matching manual. All required inlets must be connected or disconnected together when the exact manual says so, and the supply must be grounded.

Identity and service

The FCC filing identifies Elphapex DG Home 1 under FCC ID 2BLIKDGHOME1. That establishes an exact product identity but does not prove that this database record represents the filed hardware revision.

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Withheld fields

No hashrate, operating power, efficiency, acoustic, dimension, weight, thermal, humidity, networking, cooling, firmware, component, profitability, residential-use, heat-reuse, tuning, parts or compatibility claim is published. No facts from another manufacturer or another DG model are imported.