Where is the UL symbol? Underwriter Labaratories? Any electrical device without this symbol is considered dangerous. Do yours have the UL symbol?
1124244
Sorry, I can't check that for you. The item did work so we threw it away. We may not have been able to answer you question for at least hopefully the information we are giving you will save you from wasting your money.
1124245
The one I bought did not have the UL symbol. It worked ok the one time I used it but like I said, the battery was hard to remove.
148615
Hello Daisy. All Belkin Surge Protectors are UL (Underwriters Laboratories) tested.
355522
Ask the seller about warranty. No visible markings to indicate UL approval. I use them outside in coach light fixture, so I am not worried.
1638033
A lightning strike wouldn't surprise me at all. These units are prone to that, since they are metal and outdoors. Definitely do not mean to insult you, but did you check the breaker? Ours trips sometimes. If you did check the breaker, then your board may well be out? Do you see any dark or burn spots on the back of the board? You'd have to check with Goldline to verify, but I think the sticker contains the model and possibly the serial number. What is the code printed after "PN:" on your board?
562603
I do not see a UL stamp anywhere on the unit. I can't see everything but I doubt it. I don't keep it plugged in and use it only occasionally. I feel it was a good purchase all in all.
2032600
There is a tag on the cord that I can see but did not unwind it. Usually, it will show that it is UL approved.
992469
Mine had nothing listing UL or CTL, however; I was very impressed with these bulbs. These are very bright lights. They were actually brighter than the flourescents I took out. Hopefully that helps you.
2253524
I took a quick look and could not find a UL or cUL mark anywhere on the adapter
181800
If it is not UL listed, it does not comply with current codes in 40 states, as well as counties and municipalities in some of the other 10 states and DC. Also, if it meets EN50291, I do not see how it can ever meet UL requirements, as the two standards are incompatible. And yes, I am a geek ...
1119255
Bought this lamp for my Son and he is very happy, and yes it has a UL Tag. Look on cord close to plug in to locate the tag sincerely H.W
1538183
I'm not an expert on electrical or fire 'codes', but I highly suspect that this warning is a standard kind of legal 'disclaimer' -- i.e. if a fire can be traced to defective wiring in this device, the manufacturer will claim that it is the customer's fault for keeping it plugged-in all the time. Furthermore, it is probably reasonable to assume that the cheaper the appliance is, the more likely it will be subject to some kind of electrical "accident."
1141080
These are NOT UL listed. They blew out the light socket and almost started a fire. We had to call an electrician and get a new light fixture. Proceed with caution.
1011763
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.
436436
No. Underwriters Laboratories has never, so far as I know, listed or certified a non-electrical, non-chemical tool. Their expertise lies primarily in electrical products, such as lighting fixtures, motors, solar panels, toasters, etc. Mechanical tools such as hammers, wrenches, pliars, hand saws, screwdrivers, rakes and shovels have never been covered. Also, all UL listed products prominently display the UL logo. This crimping tool does not display this logo.
626935
Wasn't aware of that. No idea. We don't unplug. Sounds like a "can't sue us" warning in the bizarre event of an electrical fire. Same warning would probably apply to any plugin electrical device.
468942
As best as I can tell for a DIYer, they are not UL approved. Certainly there are no UL markings. They have "approval" codes from other areas/countries but obviously that doesn't equate to a UL approval. Frankly, I haven't installed them yet because I am trying to figure out a way that will definitely meet US codes. As to whether it can be installed safely, I am confident the lights can.
439680
I don't recall seeing a UL certificaiton mark, but it is well made and if you observe the limitations (No HID bulbs) you should be fine. Mine has been in use for several years now without trouble.