If it works for you then use it , some people are hung up on UL as if it was
a GOD.


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On Thu, 03 Nov 2005 19:35:42 GMT, Me wrote:

The manufacturers make a very similar product.

That may be true, but the OEM's have UL Listings for their equipment
and your system doesn't. Yours won't pass anywhere that UL Listed
Equipment is required by local building codes.

Me

It all depends on the inspector. If it is effective why would they
care. There is a lot of lesser junk out there with a NRTL sticker.
Bear in mind U/L listed the old style aluminum wire, FP breakers, SqD
AFCIs. and virtually every recalled appliance that bursts into flames
or electrocutes the user.