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Sorry if this is a repeat, my intranet is kind of flakey right now.
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If the Watt-Hour meter is used for billing purposes, UL will evaluate the
product to UL-916 Energy Management Equipment.
If the meter is not used for billing purposes, then it would be evaluated to
the requirements of UL-3111 Electrical Test and Measurement equipment.
UL-1950 is not a catch all standard.
A quick look at the Electrical Appliance and Utilization Directory (Orange
Book) shows Listings under Test and Measurement, Miscellaneous and in the
Electrical Construction Materials Directory (Green Book) under Energy
Management Equipment.
