AFCI tester not UL listed

[Renron]

Perhaps this is old news but.....

I found this of interest while searching the web for AFCIs.

UL warns of potentially hazardous AFCI circuit testers

NORTHBROOK, Ill., USA - Sep. 24, 2002 - Underwriters Laboratories Inc. (UL) is notifying consumers and retailers that Etcon Inc.'s receptacle/AFCI (arc fault circuit interrupter) circuit tester, model AF120, may pose a risk of electric shock. This product has not been evaluated by UL and bears an unauthorized UL Listing Mark. In addition to the potential shock hazard, this product may not properly test all types of arc fault circuit interrupters.

This product is distributed through electrical supply outlets and can be identified by the following markings on the product: "ETCON Receptacle/AFCI Tester," "CAT.AF120." The dates of production are from July 10 - July 16, 2002. The product's packaging is marked "ETCON AF120." The unauthorized UL Listing Mark appears on the product and packaging.

UL encourages consumers to immediately stop using this product and return it to the place of purchase. For more information, contact Etcon Inc., 7750 Grant St. Burr Ridge, IL 60527; phone: 630-325-6100; fax: 630-325-6838.

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Ron

[hausdok]

Yeah, that's been out for a long time. Fox meter and Ideal make better ones.

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Mike