What is the difference between UL certified and UL listed?
UL certification is essentially an umbrella term in which UL listed and UL recognized fall. In contrast, UL listing can refer only to stand-alone products that have a specific function and were tested against UL’s nationally recognized safety standards of a specific category of equipment.
What is a UL label?
UL-approved labels signify that a product label has been both tested and certified to a specific UL standard. All labels bearing the mark of “UL” have also been tested and certified under the marking standards for UL 969 labels.
What is the purpose of UL?
In a nutshell, UL is a safety organization that sets industry-wide standards on new products. They continually check these products to ensure they’re up to these standards. UL testing makes sure that wire sizes are correct or devices can handle the amount of current they claim to be able to.
What is CE and UL certification?
The letters CE means that the product meets the European Union’s safety standards and other requirements for sale. UL means the product meets the standards of Underwriters Laboratories, a private safety testing organization, and FCC means the product meets the standards of the Federal Communications Commission.
What is UL unit?
A microliter is a unit of volume equal to 1/1,000,000th of a liter (one-millionth). A microliter is one cubic millimeter. The symbol for microliter is μl or μL.
How do you read UL certification?
A UL Functional Safety Listing Mark appearing on a product typically consists of the following required elements:
- UL in a circle symbol.
- Word Listed.
- Words Functional Safety.
- Product name or company name/file number.
- Issue/serial number or alphanumeric control number.
How do I find UL listings?
To access the UL Online Certifications Directory, click “Certifications” in the red column at the left. To begin a search for information regarding a specific company, click “Company name/Location” on the main page. Enter the company name and other available information in the fields provided then click “Search.”
