

I thought this was against NZ Regulations. I know they are not a NZ Company but they are targeting NZ (due to their web address)
Even if it was legal to do, the adapter doesn't have a Earth Pin!
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Mike
Retired IT Manager.
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johnr: Does not need an earth pin but the adapters are not allowed
Mike
Retired IT Manager.
The views stated in my posts are my personal views and not that of any other organisation.
There is no planet B
Matthew
MikeB4:johnr: Does not need an earth pin but the adapters are not allowed
its an interesting topic, what's the rules with parallel importers? and how would this get policed and enforced?
LennonNZ:MikeB4:johnr: Does not need an earth pin but the adapters are not allowed
its an interesting topic, what's the rules with parallel importers? and how would this get policed and enforced?
The Product was not parallel imported. I asked the Manufacturer how I would buy their device in NZ and they said the resellers where expansys. (No one else sells the device in NZ)
A funny thing is..the device does not actually have a power plug! So it seems Expansys throws one of these in with anything ordered (Just in case). I presume they don't check 110V/240V status either! Whatever they do (As far as I know) you cannot supply one!
Also 2/3 Pins. If a device has a Earth Pin.. It needs one in case something goes wrong (or where does it earht) , Supplying a 3->2 Pin Adapter seems very dangerous. 2Pin->2Pin is ok as well as the device has been designed not to need one.
Matthew
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