Common use of Product Investigation Service Clause in Contracts

Product Investigation Service. When Applicant submits samples of a device, equipment, material or system (“Product”), UL Contracting Party will provide a “Product Investigation” designed to assess the Product’s conformity to applicable requirements imposed by UL Contracting Party, including, but not limited to, any applicable Underwriters Laboratories Inc. or other local, regional or internationally recognized standards (collectively, “UL Requirements”). A Product Investigation includes without limitation the following: (a) performance of tests on samples of a Product, in accordance with UL Requirements, and (b) evaluation of Product construction criteria by examination of samples of the Product in accordance with UL Requirements. If no prescribed tests or no construction criteria exist for the Product, UL Contracting Party may, but is under no obligation whatsoever to, develop and establish such standards and criteria as are necessary to assess the Product. If UL Contracting Party chooses, in its sole discretion, to formulate any such standards and/or criteria, it will do so in accordance with professional standards generally applicable to conformity assessment testing organizations. Client expressly agrees that UL Contracting Party’s liability for the formulation of any such standards and/or criteria will be strictly limited by the terms of the Product Investigation Service Agreement, including, but not limited to, Paragraphs 10, 11 and 12 of the Global Services Agreement. The purpose of such Product Investigation Service is to determine whether the Product samples conform to UL Requirements and whether the Product might be eligible to bear certain names, trademarks, service marks and certification marks that are controlled or used by UL Contracting Party that include “UL” or the “UL” symbol (each a “UL Mark”).

Product Investigation Service. When Applicant submits samples of a device, equipment, material or system (“Product”), UL Contracting Party will provide a “Product Investigation” designed to assess the Product’s conformity to applicable requirements imposed by UL Contracting Party, including, but not limited to, any applicable Underwriters Laboratories Inc. or other local, regional or internationally recognized standards (collectively, “UL Requirements”). A Product Investigation includes without limitation the following: (a) performance of tests on samples of a Product, in accordance with UL Requirements, and (b) evaluation of Product construction criteria by examination of samples of the Product in accordance with UL Requirements. If no prescribed tests or no construction criteria exist for the Product, UL Contracting Party may, but is under no obligation whatsoever to, develop and establish such standards and criteria as are necessary to assess the Product. If UL Contracting Party chooses, in its sole discretion, to formulate any such standards and/or criteria, it will do so in accordance with professional standards generally applicable to conformity assessment testing organizations. Client expressly agrees that UL Contracting Party’s liability for the formulation of any such standards and/or criteria will be strictly limited by the terms of the Product Investigation Service Agreement, including, but not limited to, Paragraphs 10, 11 and 12 of the Global UL JAPAN INC. Services Agreement. The purpose of such Product Investigation Service is to determine whether the Product samples conform to UL Requirements and whether the Product might be eligible to bear certain names, trademarks, service marks and certification marks that are controlled or used by UL Contracting Party that include “UL” or the “UL” symbol (each a “UL Mark”).

Product Investigation Service. When Applicant submits samples of a device, equipment, material or system (“Product”), UL Solutions Contracting Party will provide a “Product Investigation” designed to assess the Product’s conformity to applicable requirements imposed by UL Solutions Contracting Party, including, but not limited to, any applicable Underwriters Laboratories Inc. or other local, regional or internationally recognized standards (collectively, “UL Solutions Requirements”). A Product Investigation includes without limitation the following: (a) performance of tests on samples of a Product, in accordance with UL Solutions Requirements, and (b) evaluation of Product construction criteria by examination of samples of the Product in accordance with UL Solutions Requirements. If no prescribed tests or no construction criteria exist for the Product, UL Solutions Contracting Party may, but is under no obligation whatsoever to, develop and establish such standards and criteria as are necessary to assess the Product. If UL Solutions Contracting Party chooses, in its sole discretion, to formulate any such standards and/or criteria, it will do so in accordance with professional standards generally applicable to conformity assessment testing organizations. Client expressly agrees that UL Solutions Contracting Party’s liability for the formulation of any such standards and/or criteria will be strictly limited by the terms of the Product Investigation Service Agreement, including, but not limited to, Paragraphs 10, 11 and 12 of the Global Services Agreement. The purpose of such Product Investigation Service is to determine whether the Product samples conform to UL Solutions Requirements and whether the Product might be eligible to bear certain names, trademarks, service marks and certification marks that are controlled or used by UL Solutions Contracting Party that include “UL” or the “UL” symbol (each a “UL Mark”).