Is this item really manufactured by Great Lakes Communications from USA or is it just your standard UL listed generic handset cord?
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sorry, I don't know, however I can tell you that it works just fine. A little smaller in diameter than original cord, but it doesn't effect function
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It had no markings of manufacturer. Totally generic. I has been working flawlessly for last 4 months. The electronics store locally wanted almost 150 for a Phillips brand so I gambled on this one. Happy so far!!!
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What I received was manufactured in April of 2013 (2013 04). The cells are HR-3UTGB, which is 3rd generation, according to Wikipedia ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eneloop ). They are white with a grey cap around the + terminal, and the name in blue text...the same colors as the 2nd generation cells (HR-3UTGA) that I am replacing. The package states min. 1900 mAh, and an expected 1800 recharge cycles. So, as advertised, and same color as the picture at the time I ordered.
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UL - YES. The cords I received (August 2015) have the "(UL)" emblem pressed into the cable as well as a tag fastened to the assembly. The tag also states "`-UL Certified"` and lists File No. E88445. Looks legit. Perfect for getting those "wall warts" off my outlet strips.
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Handle of phone says Made in the USA. By the way my husband had to rewire it to accommodate our dsl splitter. (Probably most people don't use DSL). No complaints with the phone except I don't see a redial button on it. It is like the old Western Electric phones!
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I looked over the cord and connectors. There is nothing labeled made in "China".It looks like it may be US made but you never know. I didn't keep the box so I don't know how it was labeled.Contact Reliance Controls and ask them.
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I'm glad that you asked! I have carefully examined the adapter and I cannot find any markings anywhere on it. So, I must presume it is not UL/cUL approved.
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Not sure, but I think it's U.S. And, their customer service is GREAT!! My unit stopped working, so I went online to get their phone number. Called customer service to report the problem and all I had to do was clip out a 3" portion of the electric cord and mail it to them. They mailed me another unit, which has been working perfectly.
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It's marked as RG-174, but as with anything made in China; don't trust what is written. I can't tell you for sure if it truly is RG-174 or not without dissecting the antenna.
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The phone listed is a S7582L. I don't know of the GT part. The L has one extra data band over the standard S7582
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From the reviews I read. No it is a generic china product.. Cheap way to fix the phone instead of paying $150 for insurance and get new one. Then phone company fixes for $50 and sells it for $300 LoL
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I think mine was made here in the USA. More important it has a UL label. I used mine for a portable generator cable.
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No. It is a generic cord made in China. It works on my Canon printer just fine, but it is made by another company. That is also why it takes a little longer for shipping. It is sent by regular mail from China, and takes a little over one week to get.
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nope, confirmed they are TGA930's from the stickers inside the battery compartment. this confused the heck out of Panasonic's tech support, too, but they have no answers either. I'm just wondering if anybody has ever gotten the cellular options out of handsets that did not come with a link-to-cell package.
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Hello. I don't know if it's original or generic, sorry. But it works just like when I first got the phone. I haven't had a problem with it, yet
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If you have read my previous answers to previous question about this phone - "D802" you would not have bought in the first place. It is a Taiwan made and not Korea as we are made to believe. I faced the same problem two months after purchase, I complained to the seller and nothing was done about it. The network is erratic, it will go off and cannot connect to the the sim card. And even when the network is available, the internet will still not be working. Mine has currently become "white elephant" in my hand - after I purchased it for almost $550 last year December. It was during my efforts to get solution to my problem that it came out that my phone was made in Taiwan. I first contacted LG U.S.A. and I was asked by LG U.S.A. to contact LG U.K. After LG U.K. collected certain pieces of information from me, concerning the phone, they replied to tell me that my phone was made in Taiwan and not Korea. Meanwhile, when the box came it was written 'made in Korea" on it. I have tried several sim cards and the problem is still persisting. Finally, my recommendation, has always been consistent - that "this particular model, particularly from that seller, "On The Go Solution", is dangerous to order"