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BenTzion Davis a religious Jew and his new startup company TechYidCo. has engineered and designed the New Shabbos Safe Hotplate with the demands of Orthodox Jewish observance in mind. It can be operated safely for days at a time and will last for years of continuous use. This campaign has gone viral and has been featured in all the major Jewish publications across the United States. The Shabbos Safe Hotplate has been certified and under the strict supervision of not only the prominent Beth Din of Crown Heights, but also the Oregon Kosher Vaad Hakashrus. The Shabbos Safe Hotplate will be 100% guaranteed safety certified and tested by the national recognized ETL applicable published standard.
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PLEASE !!!! DO NOT USE ANY ELECTRIC DEVICE IF IT IS NOT UL APPROVED.
you should look again it is ETL certified which is the same as UL approved.
See this article here: https://www.honeywellcable.com/CatalogDocuments/UL%20vs%20ETL%20letterhead.pdf
This difference is the lab used to do the testing but they are following the same standards.
Are manufacturers required to use UL for their compliance testing?
No. In fact, this misconception has misled many to believe that they don’t have a
choice in third-party testing partners. The only major requirement is that the
laboratory performing the testing is an OSHA-recognized NRTL. The ETL Listed
Mark serves as an indicator of compliance with applicable product safety standards.