China Epidemic Dangerous/Deadly Imports Counterfeit Making/Costing Billions Public Notices

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China Epidemic Dangerous/Deadly Imports Counterfeit Making/Costing Billions Public Notices Underwriters Laboratories UL Listed

Public Notices Underwriters Laboratories
UL warns of potentially hazardous under-cabinet lighting
April 9, 2009
UL warns of counterfeit communication cable
April 2, 2009
UL warns of appliance controls with counterfeit UL Mark
March 26, 2009
UL warns of counterfeit portable cabinet light systems
March 26, 2009
UL Warns of Potentially Hazardous Counterfeit AC Adaptors
March 16, 2009
UL warns of potentially hazardous fluorescent portable lamp
March 13, 2009
UL Warns Manufacturers of Counterfeit Touch Sensor Switches
February 23, 2009
UL Warns of Counterfeit Compact Fluorescent Lamps
February 20, 2009
UL Warns of Potentially Hazardous Cord Set
February 19, 2009
UL Warns of Counterfeit Electric Signs
February 6, 2009
UL Warns Manufacturers of Counterfeit Capacitors
February 5, 2009
UL Warns of Potentially Hazardous Hair Crimping Irons
February 2, 2009
UL Warns of Potentially Hazardous Counterfeit Ground Rods
January 28, 2009
UL Warns of Counterfeit Extension Cords
January 26, 2009
UL Warns of Potentially Hazardous Counterfeit Decorative Lighting Strings
January 23, 2009
UL Warns of Counterfeit GPS Navigation System
January 20, 2009
UL Warns of Potentially Hazardous Heat Cap
January 9, 2009
UL Warns of Potentially Hazardous Holiday Decorative Outfits
December 2, 2008
UL Warns of Potentially Hazardous Holiday Decorative Outfits
December 2, 2008
UL Warns of Potentially Hazardous Holiday Decorative Outfits
December 2, 2008
UL Warns of Potentially Hazardous Decorative Lighting Strings
December 2, 2008
UL Warns of Potentially Hazardous Ground Rods
November 14, 2008
UL Warns of Counterfeit Motor Capacitor
October 21, 2008
UL Warns of Counterfeit Electric Signs
October 17, 2008
UL Warns of Counterfeit AC Adapter (II)
October 8, 2008
UL Warns of Counterfeit AC Adapter (I)
October 8, 2008
UL Warns of Counterfeit Cordless Drill Chargers
October 1, 2008
UL Warns of Counterfeit Communications Cable
September 29, 2008
UL Warns of Counterfeit LED Light Displays
September 29, 2008
UL Warns of Counterfeit Desk Lamps
July 1, 2008
UL Warns of Counterfeit Automatic Fire Sprinklers
June 18, 2008
UL Warns of Potentially Hazardous Wall-Mounted Air Heater
June 6, 2008
UL Warns of Counterfeit Submersible Fountain Pumps
June 5, 2008
UL Warns of Counterfeit Universal Cell Phone Charger
June 2, 2008
UL Warns of Counterfeit Submersible Fountain Pumps
June 2, 2008
UL Warns of Counterfeit AC Adapters
May 30, 2008
UL Warns of Potentially Hazardous Oil-Filled Space Heaters
May 28, 2008
UL Warns of Potentially Hazardous Electric Fence Controller
May 28, 2008
UL Warns of Counterfeit AC Adaptor
May 15, 2008
UL Warns of Potentially Hazardous Portable Work Lights
April 21, 2008
UL Warns of Potentially Hazardous Holiday Decorative Outfits
February 29, 2008
UL Warns of Potentially Hazardous Holiday Decorative Outfits
February 29, 2008
Underwriters Laboratories of Canada Warns of Counterfeit Thermal Detector
February 14, 2008
UL Warns of Potentially Hazardous Lamp
February 13, 2008
UL and ULC Warns of Unauthorized Oil-fired Central Furnaces
February 1, 2008

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[kristopher]

1. Where do you get that the problem is of Chinese origin?

I went to the UL link and clicked on two random specific cases. Neither indicates that the offending product is of Chinese origin.

If they don't know, how do you?

Sounds like more of the same racist scapegoating we've been seeing more and more of lately...

UL warns of counterfeit portable cabinet light systems

Northbrook, Ill., USA, March 26, 2009 -- Underwriters Laboratories (UL) is notifying consumers, manufacturers and retailers that portable cabinet light systems, identified below, bear counterfeit UL Marks for the United States and Canada. These portable cabinet light systems, which consist of cabinet lights, power supplies and appliance controls, have not been evaluated for safety by UL and are not eligible to bear the UL Mark.

The appliance controls sold with these cabinet light systems also bear a counterfeit UL Recognition Mark for the United States and Canada. See UL's Public Notice released March 26, 2009, for details concerning these appliance controls.

Similar portable cabinet light systems are authorized to bear the UL Marks. A distinction between the counterfeit and authorized systems is provided below.

Name of product: Portable Cabinet Lights, PLV20-1 and PLV20-2 Series; Halogen Lamp Power Supply, Model: LVT-75B-S

Number of units: Unknown

Manufacturer: Unknown

Sold at: Unknown

Manufacturer contact for authorized products: Pilot International Ltd, Guangdong Province, China. Contact: Ms. Annie Chen, by phone at [phone], or by email at [e-mail]

Manufacturers of UL certified products that have used this counterfeit device are encouraged to report this to UL at http://www.ul.com/global/eng/pages/offerings/perspectives/consumer/fieldreport/

Identification of products: UL is providing pictures of the offending products and counterfeit Marks in the attached PDF file.

UL Warns of Counterfeit Electric Signs

Northbrook, Ill., February 6, 2009 -- Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. (UL) is notifying consumers, sign installers, and Authorities Having Jurisdiction that electric signs manufactured by Redwood Sign bear a counterfeit UL Mark. Redwood Sign is not authorized to use the UL Mark on its signs, or represent that its products are UL-LISTED. These signs have not been evaluated for safety by UL and are not authorized to bear the UL Mark.

Number of Units: Unknown

Manufacturer: Redwood Sign, Redding, CA

Date of Manufacture: April 15, 2008 to present

Identification: Attached to the sign is a label that has a counterfeit UL Mark. Issue Numbers GX-143919 through GX-143925, and GT-999987 through GT-99997 also appear on the label. The company name, Redwood Sign and/or "E307455", may also be on the label or found on a separate label.
Images of the counterfeit labels

Manufacturer Contact Information:
Redwood Sign
3963 East Side Road
PO BOX 493054
Redding, CA 96001
Phone: [phone]

What To Do: UL recommends that these signs not be put in service. If the signs are already installed, UL recommends contacting qualified service personnel to take the signs out of service.

[blue97keet]

2. UL website

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UL | News Item
UL Warns of Counterfeit Universal Cell Phone Charger ... MADE IN CHINA. What You Should Do: UL recommends consumers stop using the product immediately and ...
www.ul.com/global/eng/pages/corporate/newsroom/newsitem.jsp?n=ul-warns-of-counterfeit-universal-cell-phone... - 35k - Cached - Similar pages
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UL | Anti-Counterfeiting Operations FAQ
In our experience, most counterfeit electrical products come from China. ... that seem to be unusually cheap, appear poorly made, or have generic packaging. ...
www.ul.com/global/eng/pages/offerings/services/programs/anticounterfeitingoperations/faq/ - 49k - Cached - Similar pages
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UL | News Item
UL Warns of Counterfeit AC Adaptor. NOTE: This information is from a ... MADE IN CHINA. In addition, the blade side of the product is embossed with the ...
www.ul.com/global/eng/pages/corporate/newsroom/newsitem.jsp?n=ul-warns-of-counterfeit-ac-adaptor_20080515145200 - 35k - Cached - Similar pages
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UL | UL Warns of Counterfeit Impact Drills
May 23, 2006 ... This product bears a counterfeit UL Mark for the United States and Canada. ... 0-2800r/min, Made in China. Identification: On the packaging: ...
www.ul.com/media/newsrel/nr052306.html - 7k - Cached - Similar pages
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UL | Holographic UL Marks for Information Technology Equipment
On January 8, 1999, UL announced that holographic UL Marks would be required for ... QQBK8), and class 2 power units (EBPU, EBPU2, EPBU7, EPBU8) made in China. ... and retailers relative to counterfeiting and proper use of the UL Mark. ...
www.ul.com/global/eng/pages/offerings/industries/hightech/informationtechnology/holograph/ - 39k - Cached - Similar pages
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UL | News Item
Identification: The counterfeit adapters are similar to adapters authorized to ... MADE IN CHINA. What You Should Do: UL recommends consumers stop using the ...
www.ul.com/global/eng/pages/corporate/newsroom/newsitem.jsp?n=ul-warns-of-counterfeit-ac-adapters... - 35k - Cached - Similar pages
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UL | News Item
Anti-Counterfeiting Operations · Data Acceptance Program ... Made in China. The cord also has a UL holographic label consisting of the UL Mark and the ...
www.ul.com/global/eng/pages/corporate/newsroom/newsitem.jsp?n=ul-warns-of-potentially-hazardous-holiday...outfits... - 35k - Cached - Similar pages
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UL | News Item
UL Newsroom News Item. ... Anti-Counterfeiting Operations · Data Acceptance Program ... Made in China. The cord also has a UL holographic label with the ...
www.ul.com/global/eng/pages/corporate/newsroom/newsitem.jsp?n=ul-warns-of-potentially-hazardous-decorative... - 35k - Cached - Similar pages
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UL | News Item
Anti-Counterfeiting Operations · Data Acceptance Program · Private Labeling and UL's ... MADE IN CHINA MAXI-HEAT OIL FILLED HEATER RADIATEUR A BAIN B'HUILE ...
www.ul.com/global/eng/pages/corporate/newsroom/newsitem.jsp?n=ul-warns-of-potentially-hazardous-oilfilled-space... - 34k - Cached - Similar pages

[kristopher]

3. Nice job of selected editing AKA falsifying data

I randomly clicked the next to last link and found that THE COUNTERFEIT LABEL ("counterfeit label" got that?) says "Made in China". That is the SAME COUNTERFEIT LABEL that makes the false "UL Approved" claim. Note that you OMITTED the relevant entry by UL which says "Manufacturer: Unknown"

UL Warns of Counterfeit AC Adaptor

NOTE: This information is from a previously printed press release, newsletter, or other dated document. It is presented here for archival purposes only.

NORTHBROOK, Ill., May 15, 2008 -- Underwriters Laboratories (UL) is notifying consumers and retailers that certain AC adapters have been identified as bearing a counterfeit UL Mark for the United States and Canada. These adapters have not been evaluated for safety by UL.

Name of product: Model YHAC-41240420U

Units: Unknown quantity

Date of Manufacture: Unknown

Manufacturer: Unknown

Identification: On the product: The product has a label with a counterfeit UL Mark for the United States and Canada. The label also includes the following information:

AC ADAPTOR CLASS 2 POWER UNIT
MODEL NO: YHAC-41240420
INPUT: 120VAC 60Hz
OUTPUT: 24VAC 420mA

Listed E229507
MADE IN CHINA

In addition, the blade side of the product is embossed with the following information:

CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
OUTPUT: 10VAC 1200mA
DRY LOCATION ONLY

What You Should Do: UL recommends that consumers stop using the product immediately and return it to the place of purchase.