Are the cables ul rated?
818127
I do not know this. Please refer to manufacturer's information or contact them.
1135802
Per the Raspberry Pi web site, it is FCC certified. As for UL approval, that is unclear. http://www.raspberrypi.org/testings-done/
39171
The back of the unit does not have a UL logo anywhere, but it does say "conforms to UL standard 60950." The "VOLTAGE PROTECTION RATING:" is listed as "L-N 900V."
1459957
It is UL listed. Safe to use. I have 2 in my home for about a year and no problems. We are prone to storms in our area and they protected my appliances.
1587785
Yes, they are. It's not easy to do, and I'm sure it voids the warranty. There are actually some aftermarket cables available.
1705996
After checking several sources - using Google - it does not appear that Side Socket has a UL rating...check for yourself and good luck! Not using the one I purchased - it did not fit well in the location where I needed it...
800781
There was noting on the unit or the cord indicating a UL listing. In the quick search I made I could not find anything concerning a UL listing on it.
1701853
Bill, I do no know if UL certified but I have installed 6 of them in a game room with UV and they have been working fantastic.
1675073
Yes. The part are ul, but you will need to buy the cabling to run behind the wall up to the outlet. It is 3 strand electrical cable. Hope that helps.
1114005
Can't say for certain. The manufacturer's web site does not state the metal used for the wires. From the cord I have, it seems heavy enough to have been made of copper -- and looking at the semi-translucent ends -- it looks like the wires are copper. But I can't say so with absolute certainty. I note that the manufacturer's web site shows approval by a huge number of standards organizations -- so if you look up the UL specs, it may state the wire used. Of course, you can contact the manufacturer (Conntek) and ask them...
682095
I no longer have the packing box, but the tag says UL rated. It looks like a high quality cord and box. I have used it for hot plates, but not an electric heater. I would be guessing if I said it was safe... but I'd feel comfortable using it for a heater now that I've seen it.
1833484
I'm not sure about wall rating, but the cable itself is a beast. Really well built and sturdy, especially for the price per foot. I recommend it
2004769
No, they cannot be UL listed. They are also illegal in California, and constitute a fire hazard.http://www2.buildinggreen.com/article/gu24-new-pin-base-cfls-leds
913472
hello Maggie.......well, guess you'd have to check with CA, no idea if their standards are more stringent than what the US standard UL2034 requires......sorry
302839
Honestly I don't know, but even if they are they are, they are made very well. I've been using this cables for a year on a weekly basis and they are still going.
650590
They are UL approved but I don't know if they are specially approved for outdoor use. With that said I've been using a couple outside for a year. They are grounded and I have them connected to a ground fault receptacle.
818872
I'm happy with these cables. They replaced home cables over 10years ago. I'm reluctant to bend to 90 degrees as to the nature of the strands inside. If you can run a longer cable to route