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Wed, Feb 4, 09 at 2:32
| I had a couple of LR6s installed in a standard housing where the person installing them had to replace the incandescent socket with the LED one, and he mentioned that once you do that, it is no longer UL-approved and techinically would not pass inspection. Is this true? Thanks. |
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| In this case it isn't. According to UL, as long as the socket is replaced with a UL certified socket, it's still good. If you don't have an inspector coming, you're fine. If so, then there is a letter which CREE has, from UL, stating that it's okay. |
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| Great, thanks! |
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