Dave,

The most common way is to add all the brand names in the same UL Report and
mark your file number (EXXXXXX) on the product by the listing Mark. The
customer must of course agree to have your UL file number on the product.
Under this program , only the original Listee's products will be in UL's
published directories and On-Line databases.

There is another way; Mutltiple Listing Program. You test the unit once.
Under this program the OEM and your company must sign a Multiple Listing
form with UL. Here, both companies will have a file number and each will be
published in UL's published directories and On-Line databases.

Best Regards


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-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Grant [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, November 14, 2002 2:43 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: UL and multiple brand names



Hello All

We are looking at breaking into the United States with our product and a
question has arisen.

We will be shipping identical products to the USA under two brand names.

Can we obtain UL certification for one brand name only and use the same UL
certification for the other brand name?

or

Do we have to send the same product twice to UL to have them certify the
same identical product under two different brand names?

I look forward to your replies.

Dave Grant




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