Yep - need to deliver 3 as I recall to them.

Since out machines were over $1m stripped down - we decided not to
get a UL rating, but rather have a started using another source to
do it at various customers as test beds.
It costs one way or another. If you are a paid customer - or not...
Martin

On 8/29/2011 1:03 PM, Steve B wrote:
A friend of mine has retired. He was a master electrician. He wants to
make some widgets used in electrical work like kerneys, and some smaller
connectors and widgets.

In order to get UL approval, is that a process of submission and approval,
or is it a procedure where one would have to pay to have it tested, etc?

TIA

Steve