Comparisons

Structured comparisons built from a dimension table rather than written as prose, so every row is a like-for-like attribute with a stated reason it matters.

How these comparisons are built

Every specification comes from the manufacturer datasheet or the regulator document, cited on the page, with the date we checked it. Nothing is drawn from a review site, a distributor listing, or another comparison article — those propagate each other's errors, and a wrong capacity figure can circulate for years.

We compare on the specifications that change a decision, not on everything that could be tabulated. A longer table looks more thorough and mostly adds rows where both products are identical, which buries the two or three lines that actually differ.

Where a real difference exists we say which product is better for which situation, and where products are genuinely equivalent we say that too. A comparison that always produces a winner is a recommendation wearing a table.

We do not compare on price, because we do not yet have a dated, sourced basis for installed pricing in Florida. When that exists it will appear here as a range with its date and its basis stated.