Is the unit UL approved?
947151
Yes. I installed the unit using the 3prong plug included. I'm pretty sure the motor has the ul approval label.
947152
It has been a while but If I remember correctly it did have a UL sticker. These work great to circulate air to keep a crawl space from getting musty. If you have a wet crawl or standing water in the area these will not dry it out, You may need professional help.
475342
Yes, the outlets are grounded to the frame (Hence UL approved) & as long as the frame sits on and makes contact with the earth and is NOT insulated from the earth or concrete, etc, it will do the job, "IF" anything goes wrong.If in doubt, contact the manufacture.
150922
These are UL listed for up to 600V and 20A; however, I'm not sure how that affects whether it is code approved. I'd suggest speaking to a certified electrician, especially since some places have additional or modified electrical codes.
1459958
i have 2 units installed, one on my bbq fridge & kitchen fridge, no problems yet! on bottom right hand corner of packaging states: complies with the regulations of the: iec, ul,covenin. yet, i don't see the ul insignia on package!
1182316
There is no definitive evidence that I can find that these are UL listed... however a similar product by Torch Star is. Amazon also sells the Torch Star adapter
2037267
Yes, it is labeled as "UL listed" on the unit itself. It is not a charger, however, only a power supply.
650590
They are UL approved but I don't know if they are specially approved for outdoor use. With that said I've been using a couple outside for a year. They are grounded and I have them connected to a ground fault receptacle.
439681
It appears to be. I see "c UL us" printed on the ceramic housing. The UL is in a circle and includes a registered trademark symbol. I assume the "c" stands for certified, and the "us" for where it is certified.
841955
Mine also has a CE marking on it as the previous post mentioned. No UL marking as far as I can see though.
1382446
No. Nothings is marked with UL approved. Very well made ceramic adaptor. Nothing can burn on it so I consider them very safe. I have usdd these for a few months and I am very happy. It seems like I was replacing the expensive original bulbs every other month. Made in China and at this price they wouldn't pay for the UL testing to get that rating. I would buy the same ones again.
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.
2032600
There is a tag on the cord that I can see but did not unwind it. Usually, it will show that it is UL 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.
717678
Yes, for safety reason , they all require. to have Overdraw protection by UL standard. So better buy with UL approved product.
486035
Don't know about 'enclosure approved' but, both the external box and the bulb stem carry the US UL Approved labels.
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.
562603
I do not see a UL stamp anywhere on the unit. I can't see everything but I doubt it. I don't keep it plugged in and use it only occasionally. I feel it was a good purchase all in all.