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this is literally nonsense -- every electronic device in the USA sold to consumers must conform to basic standards, and stay that way. At face value, the reply
by mistrial9 4y ago
this is literally nonsense -- every electronic device in the USA sold to consumers must conform to basic standards, and stay that way. At face value, the reply says "you cannot really rate devices"
- eropple 4y agoThere are a lot of devices sold on Amazon on which you will not find a UL or CE mark. So how do you know?
- mrguyorama 4y agoThe most upsetting thing to me several years ago was that I couldn't find a way to verify a product's UL rating. The sticker on the product can say whatever it wants, but I couldn't find anywhere on UL's website to verify that the sticker was genuine.
- bombcar 4y agoThe standard is very baseline “don’t kill the customer directly and quickly”. There’s no real proof anything actually works for many products.
- boltzmann-brain 4y agoYou put too much trust into standards you do not seem to have insight into.