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Re: looking for UL standards

Subject: Re: looking for UL standards
From: "Steve Foley" <steve.foley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2006 18:43:20 GMT
Newsgroups: alt.security.alarms
References: <apsYf.64287$Jd.53328@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <70c4a86426675ffe47827c72d884cf7a@xxxxxxxxx> <UBNYf.2007$Vy3.222@trndny02> <3gSYf.225461$B94.34125@pd7tw3no> <PaTYf.2576$v9.527@trndny01> <bf8832583l2uq0qv5gkuia2vln9u3vcm35@xxxxxxx> <oU8Zf.9860$lz3.8470@trndny05> <5q7l32d8gl7nr2kp84a0uchfsi65hlfn1f@xxxxxxx>

"Robert L Bass" <sales@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:5q7l32d8gl7nr2kp84a0uchfsi65hlfn1f@xxxxxxxxxx

> I was being facetious.

Went right by me. Didn't even blink.....


>
> > Our product is UL listed. We pay for that.
>
> What product?  No contention, just curious.

It's a part used by gas companies (natural gas - not gasoline). I'd rather
not post the trademark or company name. Our insurance company recently
reached an obscene settlement in a product liability case where tests showed
our part did not fail. You never know when a google search can bite you.

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