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Wednesday – January 16, 2002: UL Announces New Gas-Fired Listing Mark

January 16, 2002

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ — Underwriters Laboratories Inc. (UL) launched a new Gas-Fired Listing Mark at a press conference at the AHR Expo here. The mark was developed to demonstrate to consumers, distributors, and regulatory authorities that gas-fired products so marked have been evaluated to nationally recognized standards relating to both gas and electrical safety.

The new Gas-Fired Listing Mark replaces UL's prior Classification Mark for gas-fired products. It will apply to residential, commercial, and industrial products.

UL hopes to have implementation dates within three months and to implement the mark within a year.

Publication date: 01/14/2002

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