I said no such thing. What I am saying is that I don't think that any certification organization will want to put its reputation on the line, using a trace as a reliable fuse.
However, if one were to do that, all it means is that you can put a mark on your equipment, till somebody challenges that mark. Acceptance of equipment is NOT DONE by certification organizations but by the Authorities having Jurisdiction, in this case the conglomoration of Electrical Inspectors across the continent. They usually accept a piece of equipment. if it bears the mark of an organization they trust. They DO NOT HAVE TOO ACCEPT such a piece of equipment. That is why certification organizations are "beholden", prefer not to take risks, etc., etc. They have to stay on the good side of an uncontrolable entity, the "Authorities having Jurisdiction", or lose their credibility and business. And believe me, this is BIG business. Regards, Vic Boersma
