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Useful first.
Commercial second.

Source hierarchy

We prefer regional manufacturer manuals, technical specification sheets and official support material. When a primary source is unavailable, the page must say what kind of source was used. Retail listings and community reports never silently replace manufacturer documentation.

Calculations are labelled

Runtime, recharge time and required capacity are Your Power Setup calculations, not manufacturer measurements. We publish the important assumptions beside the result, including usable-energy allowance, device-load range, reserve and solar yield.

Profiles are not reviews

A source-checked product profile summarizes documentation. We use the word “review” only after hands-on testing, and then identify the unit, test conditions, instruments and limitations. Manufacturer claims and our observations remain separate.

No pay-to-rank

Affiliate eligibility, commission rate, retailer relationship and advertising do not enter compatibility calculations or product ordering. A product can be the wrong fit even when a retailer link is available, and the site must say so plainly.

Regional accuracy

Voltage, frequency, outlets, included cables and even output limits can differ across countries. A specification is not treated as global unless the cited source supports that conclusion. Visitors should verify the exact regional model before buying.

Updates and corrections

Material source checks carry a visible date. When a central specification changes, we update the shared record so calculators, comparisons and product profiles stay aligned. Factual corrections are made without waiting for a commercial partner.

Tell us what is wrong

Send a source link, model region and the page concerned to contact@yourpowersetup.com. We review evidence-based corrections and update affected pages when the source supports the change.