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| Reference: "UL Listed" vs. "UL Recognized" Reference information: What's the difference between "UL Listed", "UL Recognized", and "Assembled from UL (Recognized/Listed/Approved) Components"? The short answer: UL Listed means that samples of the product has been tested and found to meet applicable standards. UL Recognized applies to components that meet applicable standards but they may need to be incorporated in specific ways in order to be safely used. For example, a UL Recognized switch may require an enclosure, faceplate, and proper assembly. Assembled from UL Recognized parts doesn't mean much of anything. The components may be UL Recognized but the finished product might be a disaster waiting to happen... or not. For example, a switch may be UL Recognized, and duct tape may be UL Recognized, but wrapping a switch in duct tape... well I'll leave you to decide. The long answer. UL Marks Całość w http://www.controlbooth.com/forums/question-day/14879-ul-lis... |
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