Does the switch have a UL or other safety approval ?
1790455
I have not seen that you are listing label on any of the equipment. You can go to UL.com and look it up by manufacturer and part number. It's a very good question i'm going to look it up myself as soon as I can
1790456
Yes these are all UL listed and approved as all Insteon devices are and have been for over 10 years.
1790457
No UL mark but it does have an ETL mark on the back of the device. A quick search will explain that for you. I have tested with no problems but not yet put the device into service so I cannot say about performance just yet. Old style devices do not like CFL bulbs on the line, so I hope these will fix that problem.Hope this helps,Barry.
1790458
No UL mark but it does have an ETL mark on the back of the device. A quick search will explain that for you. I have tested with no problems but not yet put the device into service so I cannot say about performance just yet. Old style devices do not like CFL bulbs on the line, so I hope these will fix that problem. Hope this helps, Barry.
1391619
Yes, there is a UL label on the unit.No, the receptacles are NOT tamper resistant.AC125V, 60Hz, 12Amps.This is a heavy duty type product with heavy gauge cord.
86446
I am currently out of town and away from the fryer, so I can't answer your question. It could be UL approved, but I am not sure. We did make sure that each plug goes into a separate circuit--to prevent circuit breakers from turning the unit off. So far, we have been happy with this product.
693186
Yes, this heater is UL approved. Also, works very well. My favorite feature aside from the timer, is the auto shut off. If this heater is not sitting in it's upright position it turns off immediately. Oh ya, the fan mode actually works as well. Worth every dime.
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.
1415322
Unfortunately it is not. I have been using this for a few weeks, and performance is great. but i didnt think to check for the UL when purchasing. I will how ever from now on.
1868717
We mounted ours using some steel straps (not provided). I haven't had any issues with these tough switches at this point and we have had some significant lightning recently.
945891
There is indeed a safety switch, below the button, that needs to be pushed down in order for it to light. In my experience with it, the safety switch has never posed a problem and it is easy to switch down with one finger. So yes it does have a safety switch, but no it's never been a nuisance for me.
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.
1011678
Yes it is to UL standards. It is my second one. My first lasted over 6 years.
1840241
It is definitely UL listed. Would not be without it. The one thing you must have for all your electronics.
992467
Please see B00BSJ2HXA for UL version (wiring requirement is slightly different).
2272262
No it doesn't, but there is no way possible to purchase this switch anywhere else at this price! Buy it and spend a couple bucks buy some velcro I promise you'll be happy.
477323
Just as Jeremy and Nikki Toon answered, I don't see a UL mark, but I can confirm the RoHS, FCC, and CE marks. I'll upload a photo if there isn't one already.
294925
There is a ul sticker i remember but i will check more tomorrow. I know there's a ce approved on it
462100
the switch is mechanical. you can mount it in any direction. it will not effect the operation. Alan
150922
These are UL listed for up to 600V and 20A; however, I'm not sure how that affects whether it is code approved. I'd suggest speaking to a certified electrician, especially since some places have additional or modified electrical codes.