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November/December 2009

Rooftop Wiring Methods and Temperature Correction

Ambient temperature has in the past been applied as the temperature surrounding a wiring method (i.e., room temperature, air temperature, etc.), and not within the wiring method.

Posted by by Randy Hunter November 16, 2009

The Peninsular Project

Posted by by Paul W. Abernathy November 16, 2009

Manufacturers explain that modifications were made to meet specific customer requirements, or for some unknown reason, the UL Mark or markings were not applied at the factory. What is UL’s position on

Posted by by About UL Solutions November 16, 2009

Can the wiring of normal and emergency power circuits be intermixed in luminaires?

Posted by by About UL Solutions November 16, 2009

What types of emergency lighting are listed by UL under the product category Emergency Lighting and Power Equipment (FTBR)?

Posted by by About UL Solutions November 16, 2009
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