References to UL and the UL Listing may include:

• the UL Listing Mark,
• the UL Listing Mark for Canada (if applicable), and
• the combined Canada/U.S. Listing Mark (if applicable).

For packaging, the UL logo may be used alone as long as the product (as opposed to any Listed component in, or connected to, the product) bears the complete UL Listing Mark.

References to UL Listing

Whatever standards your products are Listed to by UL, no claims should be made that imply that your company itself is in any way "Listed," "Approved," or "Certified" by UL.

UL Classification

UL Classification means that UL has tested and evaluated samples of your product with respect to certain properties of the product. UL Classifies products to:

• applicable UL requirements,
• Standards for Safety, and
• standards of other national and international organizations.

It’s important to use the UL Classification Mark only accompanied by a statement indicating the specific scope of the Classification and a control number. Your UL Classification may include:

• the UL Classification Mark,
• the UL Classification Mark for Canada, or
• the combined Canada/U.S. UL Classification Mark (if applicable).

References to UL Classification

UL Performance Verification

UL Performance Verification means that UL has tested and evaluated samples of your product, typically against a specific performance standard. UL Performance Verifies products to:

• National or international industry performance standards,
• Manufacturer’s proprietary (internal) standards and
• UL requirements, such as the UL XTR Structured Cabling Program.

It’s important to use the UL Performance Verification Mark only in conjunction with a statement indicating the specific scope of the Performance Verification and a control number. Your UL Performance Verification includes the UL Performance Verification Mark

Your UL Follow-Up Procedures or UL Guide information will specify whether the Performance Verification Mark should be applied as a package or as a product marking.

References to UL Performance Verification

UL Component Recognition

UL’s component recognition service covers the evaluation of components or materials intended for use in a complete product or system. These components are intended only for incorporation into other end-use products that may be eligible for UL’s Listing, Classification or Certificate Service.

Since UL Recognized Components are intended for specific applications, the UL symbol can never be used in connection with the advertising or promotion of your products that are UL Recognized Components. Below are sample references to UL Component Recognition.

References to UL Component Recognition

GS Mark

The UL GS Mark, a German safety mark, means that UL Demko International A/S (UL) has tested representative samples of your product and determined that they meet the safety requirements of European standards with German national deviations. UL is accredited by ZLS to perform testing, certification and inspection for the UL GS Mark. UL is accredited to do testing on following product categories:

• household appliances,
• laboratory equipment,
• luminaries,
• IT/AV equipment, and
• some components.

References to UL and the UL GS Mark may include the UL GS Mark for Germany

For packaging, the UL logo may be used alone as long as the product bears the complete UL GS Mark.

References to the UL GS Mark

UL only certifies products that meet German standards and UL’s requirements. You should not make any claims that state or imply that your company itself is in any way "Listed," "Approved," or "Certified" by UL or Underwriters Laboratories Inc.