Fabian, Yes it is done often. The advantage to you is the mfg. can't sell the NRTL marked equipment to anyone but you until someone else does the same thing. Disadvantage is you pay for the listing. If you can find a vendor that has a NRTL listing for this equipment, it is usually more economical than paying for the listing yourself.
"Spadaccini, Fabian" <[email protected]> on 08/03/2000 10:46:40 AM Please respond to "Spadaccini, Fabian" <[email protected]> To: "'EMC-PSTC'" <[email protected]> cc: (bcc: Ed Rauch/MAIN/MC1) Subject: product cert question Hello, Listmembers. We have a potential supplier of an OEM equipment that is not NRTL listed. They suggested we have it listed (i. e. pay for the testing ourselves) as part of our system. I am not aware of any case histories of this nature. Has anyone had this experience? Can an NRTL issue a listing for one company (buyer of product), yet audit another (the manufacturer)? I am skeptical of this suggestion. Regards, Fabian Spadaccini TA Instruments-Waters LLC (p) 302-427-4189 (f) 302-427-4081 [email protected] www.tainst.comTitle: product cert question
Hello, Listmembers.
We have a potential supplier of an OEM equipment that is not NRTL listed. They suggested we have it listed (i. e. pay for the testing ourselves) as part of our system. I am not aware of any case histories of this nature. Has anyone had this experience? Can an NRTL issue a listing for one company (buyer of product), yet audit another (the manufacturer)? I am skeptical of this suggestion.
Regards,
Fabian Spadaccini
TA Instruments-Waters LLC
(p) 302-427-4189
(f) 302-427-4081
[email protected]
www.tainst.com
