In electricity: All that is connected to the electric outlet (internal/external) direct or indirect, ie non UL electric heater connected via UL certified cord extender.
This scenario will give a loootttt of grief during a insurance claim.
As for smoke/motion/gas detector... the same.
Assume that all (EU included) insurance companies don't want to pay and look for you contribution to the incident.
Thanks 7o9.
UL impacts insurance.
Let's say on a fire incident, the insurance company might say that there was no (UL) smoke detector installed (i see that this product is on it's way).
Same as for fire due to faulty dimmer, or alarm not going off in case of a burglary due to faulty motion detector.
I really don't know if CE is enough (maybe for the EU it is).
Any idea?
Hi,
sorry to bring that subject again...
I'm a (..n intendent) Shelly newbie...
Guzzi-Charlie - you mentioned 100% identical function, but is there a change in the materials that isn't implemented in the non UL version - for 1pm and 2.5? ( wait 2-3 secs... [media]https://youtu.be/92b26PI6Z3c?t=239[/media])
another Q:
besides 1pm & 2.5 are there any other UL certified products (ie dimmer, RGBW, gas...)?
