John, the original manufacturer is allowed to Mark the shipping box instead
of the part. To buy the battery from someone else, that someone else needs
to be a UL Recognized repackager. A repackager is allowed to break the
cells into smaller boxes and Mark the smaller shipping boxes with the UL mark.
Jim
On July 18, 2023 12:41:25 PM John Allen <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi guys,
We are having a heck of time proving a button cell is actually UR - CR2354.
UL IQ says it’s UR. The Battery is not marked. The Guide Card allows the
marking to be on “packaging”. Our customer purchases the CR2354 on-line.
The packaging it comes in is not marked. Is it possible the UR mark is on
the Bulk packaging that the on-line supplier would have?
Best Regards and Be Safe,
John
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