Dex Dexter wrote:
Mary shouldn't have any problems regarding that matter than. If Wysock was allowed to install a caged 13 kVA coil forpublic displays ,she must be allowed to do the same with 3 kVA twin coil system.Case closed!Dex
You must not have been involved in regulatory compliance for these sorts of things. Every situation is different. There are different people, different insurers, different jurisdictions, different lawyers.
One place might only care that you don't burn the place down or seriously injure someone. Another place might only care that you have NRTL listing (e.g. UL) for your gear. Another might want a full RF safety survey. Yet another might ask you to sign a indemnification agreement obligating you to assume all liability present and future for any and all claims arising from your coil and to pay for defending from those claims (that's a real exciting one if you happen to own a house or other assets.. some yahoo could pop up 10 years later and sue, and you'd be paying your venue's lawyer bill..)
People who do Tesla coiling for a living pay substantial sums to their liability insurance carrier.
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