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ul-csa mou and component acceptance agreement caa

Background. UL-CSA Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) since 1986 MOUs based on significant working experience between staff of both organizations in specific areasDeveloped with the involvement of industry in Canada and USA Past MOUs dealt with concurrent project submittals . Current Situation - MOU.

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ul-csa mou and component acceptance agreement caa

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    1. UL-CSA MOUandComponent Acceptance Agreement (CAA) Joe Gryn Barry Kalian CSA International Underwriters Laboratories Inc.

    2. Note to Joe – I replaced History with BackgroundNote to Joe – I replaced History with Background

    3. Current Situation - MOU Signed expanded MOU in November 2003 MOU involves coordinated testing and acceptance of test reports Current scope of MOU covers categories from previous 1996 MOU plus Low Voltage Distribution and Control Equipment Now covers concurrent and sequential project submittals Based on the mutual experience between UL and CSA as well as significant ongoing validation/ verification activities

    4. Current Situation - CAA Signed in November 2003 CA Agreement covers acceptance of components submitted as part of end-products One of key “Guiding Principles” of Agreement is that components have equivalent Follow-Up Programs The scope of CA Agreement is limited to a subset of the Low Voltage Control and Distribution Equipment categories covered by the UL-CSA MOU Based on the mutual experience between UL and CSA as well as significant ongoing validation/ verification activities

    5. Moving Forward Potential future expansion of the agreements will be based on the needs of our customers CAA Pilot Period Ends April 10, 2005 Maintenance and expansion require ongoing verification activities Success depends on frequent interaction and confidence between staff of both organizations Joe – I replaced Future with moving forwardJoe – I replaced Future with moving forward

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