Product safety and regulatory
California Energy Commission appliance listing
California requires battery chargers sold in the state to be listed in its appliance efficiency database, naming the power supply and battery models.
- Record type
- Listing
- Issuing organization
- California Energy Commission
- Models covered
- 5 models
- Jurisdictions
- California, United States
What this certification verifies
That the device’s battery charger system is listed in California’s appliance efficiency database as a federally regulated consumer product.
Verify with California Energy Commission (opens in a new tab)Which models are covered
Certifications are issued per device. Where an identifier is shown it is the one issued by the organization named, so the claim can be checked against their own record. Where it reads “Identifier not published”, the record is confirmed by DataRemote's records but its identifier has not yet been published here.
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DataRemote 90X1
Listed by- Identifier
- CEC listing — PSU MS-V3420R 190-065L0-US, battery DRI18650-3S6P
- Effective
- Last verified
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CDS-9010
Listed by- Identifier
- CEC listing — PSU S024-1B120200VU, battery JBT18650-2S2P
- Effective
- Last verified
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VAB-1
Listed by- Identifier
- CEC listings — 4 PSU/battery combinations (MS-V3420R190-065L0/L1-US, MSS-V2500WR120-030E0-US; CLY18650-3S6P, DRI18650-3S6P)
- Effective
- Last verified
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DataRemote 90X2
Listed by- Identifier
- Identifier not published
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90X5 Modular POTS IN A BOX®
Listed by- Identifier
- Identifier not published
- Modules covered
- Power / Battery module, Core Gateway / ATA module, Cellular WWAN module
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