UL Listing

[Scott Allen]

I see that the annunciator is ETL listed and MEETS UL requirements but is it UL listed with the AES 7788F?  We have a city that requires all fire alarms to be UL.

[Joe Lucia]

No, the annunciator has not been through UL at all.  It was ETL tested specifically For and With the 7788F, but the 7788F itself is not ETL Listed.  ETL assumes UL did their job on that end.  Fine line I suppose, but technically, the answer is still No, not UL :/

Since UL and ETL are both on the NRTL list, it's not supposed to matter, as long as they use the same guidelines and test procedures.  

Joe Lucia, CTO

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On Wed, Feb 19, 2014 at 8:52 PM, Scott Allen <ohph...@gmail.com> wrote:

I see that the annunciator is ETL listed and MEETS UL requirements but is it UL listed with the AES 7788F?  We have a city that requires all fire alarms to be UL.

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