UL certification

UL has been established for more than 100 years, and its authority has long been recognized. Especially backed by the huge US market, UL standards have almost become the most important quality indicators in the world. However, UL pays attention to <safety>, not product performance, function, life, reliability (unless related to safety), convenience and other quality requirements. Therefore, UL belongs to the <minimum standard> of quality, not the <high ​​standard>. Failure to meet UL‘s requirements means that the product is safety-related. For manufacturers, UL has the highest recognition in the world and provides the most credible product safety testing and certification.

Benefits of UL certification:
1. The entire US market attaches great importance to product safety; when consumers and purchasers choose products, they will choose products with UL certification marks.

2. UL has a history of more than 100 years, and the image of safety is deeply ingrained by consumers and the government. If you do not directly sell products to consumers, the intermediary will also require the products to have UL certification marks to make the products sell well.

3. American consumers and purchasers have more information about the company‘s products.

4. The U.S. federal, state, county, and city governments have a total of more than 40,000 political districts, all of which recognize the UL certification mark.