Guys,

I think that we've found the rub.  UL is different than CSA in this
regard (marking).   UL can certify products for "dual" listing in US and
Canada.  CSA can also certify for dual listing in US and Canada.

However, there is a difference in the marking requirements.  We have
used CSA ourselves, so I went and looked at our latest product report.
In the marking section it mentions that the CSA logo with the "C US"
subscript is required.  However, all of the other markings are
manufacturer, model number, ... All information that we put on our
existing serial/model tags.  There is no requirement for file number,
listing number ... (Specific information required by UL, see Kurt
Andrews reply attached below)

It appears to me that CSA (unlike UL) marking lends itself to using a
generic label.  So, I'm trying to find an approved source for a label
with the CSA logo along with the "C US" subscript.  Some of the replies
that I have received have pointed me toward some vendors which I am
going to check out.

Stay compliant guys... and as always...if I've said anything wrong I
only have myself to blame and I'm sure that one of my learned colleagues
will set the record straight.

Chris Maxwell | Design Engineer - Optical Division
email chris.maxw...@nettest.com | dir +1 315 266 5128 | fax +1 315 797
8024

NetTest | 6 Rhoads Drive, Utica, NY 13502 | USA
web www.nettest.com | tel +1 315 797 4449 | 




> -----Original Message-----
> From: Andrews, Kurt [SMTP:kandr...@tracewell.com]
> Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 9:35 AM
> To:   'Peter Merguerian'; 'Rich Nute'; rpick...@hypercom.com
> Cc:   Chris Maxwell; emc-p...@ieee.org
> Subject:      RE: UL - marking - gentle warning not to extrapolate.
> 
> Rich and others,
> 
> Here is what the Listing Mark Data Page says in one of our FUS books
> for a
> piece of Listed ITE equipment that was Listed to UL 1950. Note number
> 3
> below stating that you can use the File Number or the Control Number.
> By the
> way we create our own Listing Mark labels using the downloadable
> Listing
> Marks from the UL website and a label maker and software combination
> manufactured by Brady.
> 
> PROCUREMENT
> 
> All Listing Marks shall be obtained from a supplier authorized by
> Underwriters Laboratories Inc. unless the Listing Mark is molded,
> cast,
> die-stamped, rubber stamped, silk screened or reproduced by the
> manufacturer.
> 
> COMPOSITION AND ELEMENTS
> 
> 1. UL in circle symbol
> 2. The word "LISTED"
> 3. The assigned control number(s) or the Applicant/Listee's File
> Number
> 4. Product identity. Consists of the following:
> 
> "UL 1950", "NWGQ", "INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY EQUIPMENT", INFO. TECH.
> EQUIP.",
> or "I.T.E." In addition, the name or the specific type of product as
> shown
> on the individual Listing (i.e. 'ADDING MACHINE", "CALCULATOR",
> "PRINTER",
> "PERSONAL COMPUTER", etc.) may also be noted.
> 
> If the first three elements are directly applied to the product by
> die-stamping, ink-stamping, silk screening, molding, etching, or
> similar
> processes, or if they are part of a nameplate which includes either
> the
> electrical rating or the catalog or model designation, the product
> identity
> may appear elsewhere on the product.
> 
> Minimum size is not specified as long as the Listing Mark is legible.
> The
> first three elements shall be in close proximity.
> 
> SEPARABLE LISTING MARK
> 
> If separable Listing Marks are employed, all four elements are
> required to
> be part of the sticker, label, decal, etc. (A separable Listing Mark
> is one
> which bears only the Listing Mark information and is separately
> applied.)
> 
> Kurt Andrews
> Compliance Engineer
> 
> Tracewell Systems, Inc.
> 567 Enterprise Drive
> Westerville, Ohio 43081
> voice:      614.846.6175
> toll free:  800.848.4525
> fax:         614.846.7791
> 
> http://www.tracewellsystems.com/
> 
> 
> 

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