My understanding of the NRTL marking is that if you don't mark it,
it is not considered Listed. It doesn't matter if it has been tested or
not. I believe the issue is that if the NRTL is performing a factory audit,
they will only review marked product. Therefore, if you do not mark it, you
can not claim NRTL Listing.
-----Original Message-----
From: Courtland Thomas [mailto:ctho...@patton.com]
Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 4:05 PM
To: emcpost
Subject: Product Marking
Hello group,
I have a question concerning labeling a product. If we go to a NRTL and get
Safety testing performed, we typically put the Safety logo (UL for example)
on the product label. Our marketing people have a problem with having
different logo's. They would like to standarize on a single logo such as UL.
This kind of thinking hinders the process of getting the best price
possible. I would like to get the testing performed at a lab which doesn't
use UL. Would it be possible to just put "Conforms to UL 1950 and CAN/CSA
1950" on the label and forget the logo? Or is there a requirement to have a
logo?
Thanks,
Courtland Thomas
Patton Electronics
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