Intertek Warns of Unauthorized ETL Certification Mark on Vista Flush-Device Wiring

Intertek Warns of Unauthorized ETL Certification Mark on Vista Flush-Device Wiring

September 15, 2016

Intertek has advised that the flush device boxes identified below bear unauthorized Intertek Certification Marks for the United States and Canada.

The products have not been evaluated by Intertek and it is not known if they comply with any safety requirements.

Product description: VISTA model 20471 204xx, xx=71, 81, 72, 82, 73, 83, 75, 85

Manufacturer: YUEQING CITY YUEZHENGHE ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.

Unauthorized products bear an ETL Mark as following:

  • cETLus moulded certification mark with control number 4008152, or
  • cETLus moulded certification mark with no control number, or
  • cETLus moulded certification mark with separate label control number below it

Find out more: www.intertek.com/public-notices/.

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