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November 17, 2021
This webinar covers electrical product testing and certification by a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory or an SCC-accredited certification body.
During this presentation, NSF experts cover standards and requirements for electrical products sold in the United States and Canada — including the testing and certification process, documentation requirements, product markings, and more.
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