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UL listing needed on IP security cameras?

11 years ago

Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but... Is a UL listing needed for for low voltage IP based cameras, or does just the IP switch they are connected to be UL rated? My understanding was the switch and rack needed UL rating, not the "appliance" attached.

If someone could cite chapter and verse of code, it would be helpful in talking to the inspector.

Thanks

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User

11 years ago

OSHA requires a listed and labeled appliance by a NRTL that is approved by OSHA to test to the appropriate standards.

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kudzu9
11 years ago
What kind of inspector is concerned about this?
randy427
11 years ago
Where are you located? What type of structure is it?
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steve_fl
Original Author
11 years ago
Building inspector-Florida-Airport facility
randy427
11 years ago
Commercial facilities frequently have different local requirements than private residential. As an airport, it may even be a Federal requirement, but I don't believe it is NEC based. You might ask the inspector for the source.
User
11 years ago
Fred, please message me.

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