TMP300; I am in the middle of an argument with our UL rep that we can’t use a non-UL temperature sensor. However, my position is that the sensor isn’t used as a safety device, merely a temperature shut-down device to keep the product in our optimal operating specs.
Do we have anything that would or could be UL approved?
May I also request that anyone who has any experience in getting UL approval of an end product that uses our TMP temperature sensors, please convey your knowledge in how to approach and satisfy the UL representative.
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