Possible reasons your visiting our web site:

• I've installed equipment that the local electrical inspector will not accept because it doesn't have the UL mark. (many inspectors will use "UL" to indicate that a NRTL mark is required)

• I'm relocating equipment to a new location from an existing location and some of the equipment doesn't have an acceptable safety mark that will be accepted by the local electrical inspector.

• I'm receiving new equipment form Europe (or any other country) that does not bear a listed NRTL Safety Mark for the US.

• I have a special one of a kind piece of equipment that will require a safety mark before I can install it.

If you manufacture one-of-a-kind equipment, are relocating existing equipment to a new facility, or have purchased used equipment or equipment without proper certification, chances are you will need to comply with local electrical safety requirements.

Throughout the United States and Canada, many local jurisdictions will not allow unlisted / unlabeled equipment to be installed or used at manufacturing and commercial sites within their communities. In many cases, manufacturers utilizing equipment in conflict with local electrical laws may be fined and/or shut down by OSHA or may not be allowed to energize their equipment by the local electrical inspectors.