are these lights UL listed ?
1454531
No! They become brittle, yellow, break and loose their intensity after a few weeks. My lights were never in UV light, which could cause brittleness.
1454532
I have used these LED lights, both indoors and outdoors. I have examined the Spool along with the packaging...and can not find a UL seal....so I assume they are not.If you need additional Info....please feel free to ask........JIM
377143
Yes they are they are available anywhere on the Internet. Amazon even has some LEDs which are far superior
1486385
I think it indicates somewhere in the packaging how long they last. We ended up venting ours before they needed replacing. The lights on my z line are another story, they burned out after a few months.
2273933
I had to go check. yes it is. I looked on the bottom of the lamp and it does have a 'ul' sticker on it. hope this helps.
390967
Yes they are. please refer the brightness comparison as showen on the photos. Thanks
907987
yes they are in series.. they are each 1' hard plastic sections so not flexible. the 4' and 3' sections have the 1' tubes connected by about a 4'' lead between each tube. There is about a 2' lead wire starting each section of lights..
552429
yes, as far as I know. Could not find any markings. Still used them although I ran a home run from each fixture and connected the drivers in a enclosure out of the ceiling. Very happy with the lights.
2275810
I do not know about UL Listed for these low voltage lights. I have had mine installed in pathway lighting fixtures for a year now with no failures, I have 3 pathway lights, and the illumination is enough to light up my sidewalk to the front door.
233445
No...there are three lights in a "one-pack"...go figure. We have had ours for a little over a year...they no longer work. I'm hoping my husband can fix them. I bought two "one-packs" and have 6 in my back yard.
1965429
I'm an electrician and I can tell you that these are not UL listed. That means they do not meet up to the US electrical standards. An electrical inspector would not allow any product that is not UL listed to be installed in any US home being inspected.
1437897
I do not know but the ones in the picture and description are not the lights that I recieved. The description says they are waterproof but the ones I was shipped are not.
1813066
Mr. Cleaver, they do not, however there are a couple of good choices that pop up when you select these lights. I suggest going with the ones that have a relay included simply from the standpoint of safety and practicality. Still less than 25.00 with a lighted switch.
918222
No they are not. But they are a simple efficient fixture at an incredibly low price, and each fixture comes with it's own driver. I found them to be very practical.
1093148
It absolutely is not, no UL listing symbol. My cousin is an electrician and he confirmed it for me. That said it hasn't burnt my place down.... yet.
1864668
I do not know if they are UL listed. However, I have three in my bathroom above the sink and they work fine.
468942
As best as I can tell for a DIYer, they are not UL approved. Certainly there are no UL markings. They have "approval" codes from other areas/countries but obviously that doesn't equate to a UL approval. Frankly, I haven't installed them yet because I am trying to figure out a way that will definitely meet US codes. As to whether it can be installed safely, I am confident the lights can.
1595704
The light was included in my order, however make sure you check the item description. I noticed some sellers are selling w/o the light.