4 May 2014 1:04 pm
The short answer is no. You cannot negate state and local laws, or the installation requirements set forth by the NFPA 70 to legally operate in any state. If you own a home would you want anyone installing anything on it that wasn't listed, or didn't have the proper license and insurance, so you would have a legal recourse if they burned your house down?Cannonpointer » 04 May 2014 12:41 pm » wrote: Can you or one of these electrical contractors negate the requirement for that UL stamp - or force the UL to abandon their gate keeper activities and make the stamp accessible to a small business person whose product meets the standards?