UL Warns of Solar Power Pack With Unauthorized UL Marks

    


    
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<p>NORTHBROOK, Ill., <span class="xn-chron">Nov. 12, 2010</span> /CNW/ -- UL is notifying consumers and distributors that the Solar Power Packs, identified below, bear an unauthorized UL Mark. This product has not been evaluated by UL to the applicable standard for safety and is not authorized to bear the UL Mark. It is unknown if this product complies with UL safety requirements. The product packaging indicates that the Solar Power Pack is intended to be used to charge MP3 Players, mobile phones and other digital products.</p>
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                              Solar Power Pack (4250280807011) and
    Name of Product:           (4250280807028)
    Units:                   Unknown
    Manufacturer:            Unknown
    Dates of Manufacture:    Unknown
    Known to be sold by:     Internet distributors
    Identification: photos available at
    http://www.ul.com/global/eng/pages/corporate/newsroom/publicnotices/


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