Is this UL approved ? Does it meet the National Electrical Code?
1444554
No I can't find any UL listing for this fixture unfortunately So it doesn't meat the NEC
1444555
I did not see any IL or CSA markings. The device appears to be well engineered and well built. I have installed 7 of these in a new closet and all function very well.
270956
Didn't notice a UL sticker on back either, just as stated earlier only has a QC sticker. The material included states that it has six outlets rated to a cumulative total of 1875 watts and is equipped with a built in fuse T3.15A/250VAC - Also the USB circuits are equipped with an over-load protection and short-circuit protection
1459957
It is UL listed. Safe to use. I have 2 in my home for about a year and no problems. We are prone to storms in our area and they protected my appliances.
1805989
Wrt UL rating, the specs on the unit itself say nothing about UL approval. So I would assume that it is not UL rated.
1076454
"Approved" is a tricky term here. UL does have a special category for RVs, but there is no code that I am aware of that stipulates what kind of detectors may or may not be used, especially in the aftermarket.
1457486
it used to say it was ul approved. i wrote to united laboratories and they responded that they never applied for the seal. they said they would work with amazon to have that claim deleted and it has been.
249408
Hi, This is what is listed by manufacturer, UL listed and meets or exceeds the following: UL 924, NEC, OSHA and NFPA 101 Life Safety Code requirements. I do not see CSA listed.
1675072
This outlet set, I believe, meets UL standards. More importantly, most local and state building codes forbid non Romex type power lines running behind wallboards , ie through the walls. The Arlington box is one of several devices that meet this standard. I used 14 g Romex to connect the outlets with the external line cord. I could then plug it into a surge suppressor for safety. In addition I added 2.5 Carlon tubing (Smurf Tubing) in order to fascilitate feeding the low voltage cables. This is additional fire safety, but more importantly facilitated threading all the cables through the wall and allows removal and replacement in the future. The boxes are well designed, are rugged and tolerate a lot of pulling and tugging. They are recessed and allow the plugs to recess so the TV will mount close to the wall. The plastic/ rubber dampers also allow easy threading of lines while blocking air leaks. This is very important if your walls have outside exposure as through the attic, etc. The building code might make for a violation when getting inspections for mortgages or when selling the home. True a fire would probably be bad if out of compliance.
2239250
Mine were not UL listed and all 4 lights have been outside for two years. They are on a ground fault outlet for protection. Great lights - no issues.
693186
Yes, this heater is UL approved. Also, works very well. My favorite feature aside from the timer, is the auto shut off. If this heater is not sitting in it's upright position it turns off immediately. Oh ya, the fan mode actually works as well. Worth every dime.
1556299
Yes, according to National electrical code, electrical connections must be enclosed in an approved electrical box separated from low voltage.
2253523
I'm glad that you asked! I have carefully examined the adapter and I cannot find any markings anywhere on it. So, I must presume it is not UL/cUL approved.
1459960
The device is safe to use in the US. No problem. I can't remember checking to see if it was UL listed but it should be on the packaging or in the specs on Amazon.
144949
Yes, according to the side of the box (which I still have) it says that it's UL 1449 & UL 1363 approved - Us & Canadian safety standards. The one that I received was new but I can't remember which seller I purchased it from. I hope this helps
913472
hello Maggie.......well, guess you'd have to check with CA, no idea if their standards are more stringent than what the US standard UL2034 requires......sorry
960265
All of our products that are sold in the United States and Canada are manufactured and UL approved for 110-120 voltage. We are unable to provide the wattage ratings, as revisions in product may vary in wattage.
439680
I don't recall seeing a UL certificaiton mark, but it is well made and if you observe the limitations (No HID bulbs) you should be fine. Mine has been in use for several years now without trouble.