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cUL is a product certification mark used in Canada that indicates that a product has been tested and certified by UL (Underwriters Laboratories) to meet the safety requirements of Canadian safety standards. cUL stands for "Canadian UL" and is used to certify products that are sold in the Canadian market.

UL is a global safety consulting and certification company that provides safety-related testing, inspection, and certification services. The company's UL Standard is a set of guidelines and requirements that products must meet in order to be certified as safe for use, and the cUL mark indicates that a product has been tested and certified to meet these requirements as well as the specific safety requirements of the Canadian market.

Products that bear the cUL mark are recognized as meeting the necessary safety requirements for use in Canada, and consumers can feel confident that these products have been thoroughly tested and are safe to use.

The main difference between cUL and UL is that cUL is a product certification mark used in Canada, while UL is a global safety consulting and certification company that provides safety-related testing, inspection, and certification services.

+ The cUL mark indicates that a product has been tested and certified by UL to meet the safety requirements of Canadian safety standards, as well as the UL Standard, which is a set of guidelines and requirements that products must meet in order to be certified as safe for use.

+ The UL mark, on the other hand, indicates that a product has been tested and certified to meet the UL Standard, which is recognized as a trusted safety standard internationally.

+ Both cUL and UL are recognized as trusted sources of product safety information and certification, and both are designed to help ensure that products are designed and manufactured in a way that minimizes the risk of injury or damage to users or the environment. However, cUL is specific to the Canadian market, while UL operates on a global scale.