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>Richard Dungan wrote:
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>> >Try the CE testing companies. Most of them do FCC approval testing and
>> >should be able to do UL certification as well.
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>> Thanks to all who have replied so far. I'm sure that it would be better
>> to do our UL testing in the U.S., apart from the logistical difficulties
>> in actually getting an engineer plus kit over there.
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>> Sadly our regular "CE" lab does not do UL testing, it is very different
>> to typical emissions and immunity testing. So any further ideas would be
>> still appreciated.
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>Where are you ?
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>Inter accreditation is quite normal. The thing is, you can only get 'UL' if
>it's actually tested by UL Inc themselves, like a trade mark AIUI.
Misstated. UL has licensed ETL and other labs to test to UL requirements and for a nominal markup, included in the fee paid to your local test facility, to obtain the proper legal right to use the trademark logo. ETL has direct licence to issue the licence themselves, but the fee still goes to UL itself.
However
>ETL for example has exactly the same force.
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>Graham