Hi all, Good afternoon, I would like to clarify is it true that some insurance companies will charge lower insurance premium (e.g. fire insurance) if the insured party can show evidence of using equipment that are certified for safety compliance with NRTL marking ? Example, a hospital will need to pay lower public liability insurance premium if it can show that all its medical equipment meet UL 60601 with UL marking and approved / cleared by FDA. Hope to hear from you soon. Thank you very much. Regards, Vincent
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