Common traps include comparing different scopes as if they are identical, overlooking exclusions, accepting consumer-grade equipment for a commercial workload and assuming every installer provides the same testing and follow-up. Pacific prefers established products it knows and can support properly, rather than continually switching to unfamiliar low-cost equipment simply to meet a headline price.
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When can a DIY or consumer product be the wrong comparison?
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