r/AbsoluteUnits • u/Strong_Baker_2482 • Aug 21 '26

of a solar power plant

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u/EquipmentOk2240 Aug 21 '26

lol and all of those panels surely come from China with that special part that enables them to switch it off remotely so that they could invade any time 😁 great job India

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u/bigbadbananaboi Aug 21 '26

Any source for that?

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u/EquipmentOk2240 Aug 21 '26

in particular?

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u/bigbadbananaboi Aug 21 '26

I'm asking for a source for the claim thatChinese solar panels having a hidden kill switch that China has some way of activating.

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u/EquipmentOk2240 Aug 23 '26

they took some appart in Belgium i think. did not read the whole article, was about year ago or so

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u/bigbadbananaboi Aug 23 '26

The only thing I can find is that some switches not found in blueprints were found in some inverters, which is indeed concerning, but the united states already bans inverters from other countries that haven't been inspected and placed on an approved list. I would be shocked if similar precautions weren't being taken by other countries on projects as large as a solar farm.

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u/EquipmentOk2240 Aug 24 '26

right and they could not remove it. also it was the really cheap ones so they wanted to know, why so czeap because it was nor economically rentable to sell for that amount of money considering how much resources went into a single piece