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Suppliers often say a product has a “UL report”. That usually means a test report to a UL standard, which is not the same as a UL Listing. The difference decides what you can say on your listing, what you can show in a compliance review and what your retailer will accept.
| UL 62368-1 test report | UL Listed | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A laboratory’s record that submitted samples of one model were tested to UL 62368-1 | A certification: UL Solutions evaluated the product and authorized the UL Listing Mark |
| Who issues it | Any testing laboratory, including independent third-party labs | UL Solutions (other NRTLs, such as ETL or CSA, issue their own Listing marks) |
| What it covers | The samples and the model or configuration named in the report | The Listed product, as recorded in UL Solutions’ certification directory |
| Ongoing checks | None after the report is issued | Follow-Up Services: factory inspections confirm production still matches the certified product |
| Mark on the product | No UL Mark may be used | UL Listing Mark with the product name and a control or file number |
| How a buyer verifies it | Read the report: model numbers, standard, applicant, lab, date and ratings | Look up the product in UL Solutions’ certification directory |
| Typical use | Supplier due diligence and marketplace document reviews | Retail, distribution or workplace channels that require a certified product |
UL Solutions is one of several Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratories (NRTLs) recognized by OSHA. Each NRTL uses its own registered certification mark, so an ETL or CSA Listing plays the same role as a UL Listing for most buyers.
Amazon sets document requirements by product category and shows them in Seller Central. For many plug-in electrical products, sellers are asked for a safety test report to the applicable standard from a third-party laboratory, often one accredited to ISO/IEC 17025. Requirements change, so check what is shown for your listing.
Reviews compare the report with the listing. The model number, brand, ratings and product photos should match what the report describes. A report for a similar model, or for a different plug or USB configuration, is a common reason for rejection.
With a test report you can say the product was tested to UL 62368-1 and share the report when asked. Do not write “UL Listed” or “UL certified” in titles, bullets or images, and do not use the UL logo.
Retailers, distributors and workplace buyers may require a Listing from an NRTL. US power strips are usually evaluated under UL 1363 rather than UL 62368-1; see our US power strip market guide.
Reports are issued by independent third-party labs and are model-specific. We confirm which report matches your exact configuration and destination before you order, and we share the report to support your compliance review. None of these products are UL Listed, and we hold no UL 1363 reports.
| Category | Model | UL 62368-1 status |
|---|---|---|
| Universal travel adapters | NT011-US | UL 62368-1 test report |
| NT011-ALL | Covered by the NT011-US report | |
| NT009-ALL | Covered by the NT009 platform report | |
| NT009-EU | Covered by the NT009 platform report | |
| NT009-AUS | Covered by the NT009 platform report | |
| NT010 | UL 62368-1 test report | |
| NT010-G | Covered by the NT010 report | |
| Country plug adapters | WPG-US012-7 | UL 62368-1 test report |
| WPG-US012-9C | UL 62368-1 test report | |
| US wall outlets | WPG01 | UL 62368-1 test report |
| WPG05 | UL 62368-1 test report | |
| Voltage converters | TUS-2F | UL 62368-1 test report |
| TUS-8 | UL 62368-1 test report | |
| TUS-8B | UL 62368-1 test report | |
| TUS-9 | UL 62368-1 test report | |
| TUS-11 | UL 62368-1 test report | |
| TUS-13 | UL 62368-1 test report | |
| TUS-4 | No UL test report (FCC and CE documentation) | |
| US power strips | ECS-US019 | No UL test report (FCC documentation) |
| ECS-US013 | No UL test report; documentation confirmed per project |
Models not listed here: ask us. Documentation is confirmed per model and configuration before quotation.
| Check | What to look for |
|---|---|
| Model numbers | Your exact SKU is named in the report, or the report explains how the variant is covered |
| Standard | The report is to UL 62368-1, the standard your category asks for, and not a different one |
| Laboratory | Which lab issued it, and whether that lab’s accreditation covers this standard (marketplaces often ask for ISO/IEC 17025) |
| Applicant and manufacturer | Company names are consistent with the supplier you buy from |
| Ratings | Input, output and USB ratings in the report match your listing and packaging |
| Construction | Photos and parts lists match the units you will receive; a change to the plug, USB circuit or enclosure may need new testing |
| Date | The report is current for the production you are buying |
Tell us your model, destination market and marketplace, and we will confirm which test report covers your configuration before quotation.
MOQ is 1,000 pcs per model as standard, or from 500 pcs per model on existing models with your logo and neutral packaging. Stock samples ship in about 3 days.
Related guides: US power strip market and UL 1363 · How to choose a travel adapter manufacturer
No. A test report records that samples of a specific model were tested to UL 62368-1 by a laboratory. UL Listed means UL Solutions certified the product, authorized the UL Listing Mark and keeps checking production through factory follow-up inspections. A product with only a test report is not UL Listed and must not carry the UL Mark.
No. With a test report you can say the product was tested to UL 62368-1, and share the report when asked. Words such as “UL Listed” or “UL certified”, or the UL logo in images, describe a certification the product does not have.
Amazon sets document requirements by product category and shows them in Seller Central, and they change over time. For many plug-in electrical products, sellers are asked for a safety test report to the applicable standard from a third-party laboratory, often one accredited to ISO/IEC 17025. Check the requirement shown for your listing and make sure the model, brand and ratings in the report match it.
NT009-ALL, NT009-EU and NT009-AUS (NT009 platform report), NT011-US and NT011-ALL (NT011-US report), NT010 and NT010-G (NT010 report), WPG-US012-7, WPG-US012-9C, WPG01, WPG05, TUS-2F, TUS-8, TUS-8B, TUS-9, TUS-11 and TUS-13. TUS-4, ECS-US013 and ECS-US019 do not have UL test reports. None of our products are UL Listed.
No. Our reports are to UL 62368-1, and we hold no UL 1363 evaluations or Listings. If your retailer or channel requires UL 1363 or a UL or ETL Listing for a power strip, we arrange that project with you for the final configuration.