That would satisfy Aussie regulations.
BUT.
Thai regulations require a minimum of 10mm2 to your rod.
UK regs actually want a (way over-sized in reality) minimum of 16mm2 to the rod (BS7671 18th edition, Regulations 543.1.2 - 543.1.5) as does the US NEC.
It's always best to verify with local regulations., usually our Western/Aussie regs easily satisfy or exceed the local ones but ...
From this PEA document Groundwire Mk2 book-Manual.pdf
Page 7 of the .pdf, clause 2
Groundwire Mk2 boo
Long ago, I worked on a project in Malaysia.
All government forms are dual-language, Bahasa Malaysia and English, with one exception, the application for a Work Permit, which was in BM only!
Governments move in mysterious ways.
Actually, crazy as it seems it's necessary.
From Bard AI: -
The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) allows transgender individuals to serve openly and without discrimination. This policy was enacted in 2016 and ensures that transgender members have equal access to all opportunities and benefits within the military.
Here are some additional details about transgender inclusion in the CAF:
No surgery requirement: Transgender individuals are not required to undergo gender reassignment surgery in order to serve openly.
Access to healthcare: Transgender members have access to a range of healthcare services, including hormone therapy and gender-affirming surgeries.
Non-discrimination policy: The CAF has a strict non-discrimination policy that protects transgender members from harassment and bullying.
Support networks: The CAF offers a number of support networks for transgender members, including peer support groups and employee resource groups.
Check the actual specs.
But yes, the Huawei units use high-voltage packs that are specific to Huawei, no second source. So, they can charge what they like
Deye use more common 48V packs with many sources.
Solar lights tend to be shown in "equivalent watts" so the idea is that they give the same light as that wattage of regular lamp.
My (actual) 10W LED floodlights are rather brighter than my "100W" solar streetlights.
Have a look here: -