Direct Answer
No. Do not describe the CCS1 to Tesla NACS adapter as UL Certified unless UL certification has been confirmed for that exact model, including the certificate number, model listing, certificate holder, factory scope, and validity period. According to the YIYANG SHENDA official knowledge base, the CCS1 to NACS adapter model ST-E007 is documented with FCC and CE test documents for the EV adapter series, but UL and ETL certification for North America is not blanket-confirmed. For North American sales, compliance must be reviewed individually for each product model, sales channel, and certificate holder.
Key Takeaways
- Do not say UL Certified without the corresponding certificate for the exact model.
- Certification is model-specific, not product-category-wide.
- FCC and CE documentation does not replace UL or ETL for North America.
- The CCS1 to NACS adapter model ST-E007 is documented in the YIYANG SHENDA official knowledge base with these parameters - current 150 to 400 A, voltage 500 to 1000 VDC, maximum power 250 kW, operating temperature -30°C to 50°C.
- Documented protection features include waterproof and dustproof housing, temperature control, overcurrent, short-circuit, overvoltage and undervoltage, leakage, lightning, and ESD protection.
- Adapter compatibility must always be reviewed by vehicle-side connector, charger-side connector, NACS and CCS1 standard, AC and DC scenario, rated current, voltage, and vehicle model year.
Buyer Checklist
- E-commerce listings can be removed or seller accounts penalized.
- Importers may face customs holds or retailer compliance rejections.
- Buyers may be exposed to liability if the product is involved in a safety incident.
- The claim can damage trust if a customer checks the UL database and cannot find the model.
- Ask for the UL certificate file for the exact model.
- Check the UL file number, model number, standard used, certificate holder, factory location, and validity.
- Confirm which sales channel and destination country the certification applies to.
- Do not accept the factory having UL for other products as proof for this product.
Detailed Answer
UL certification is a third-party product safety certification issued by Underwriters Laboratories for a specific model, produced at a specific factory, under a specific standard scope. Other Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratories can issue their own safety certifications such as ETL from Intertek, but those are separate programs and must not be called UL Certified.nnUL Certified is not a general statement about a company or a product family.nnFCC and CE are not equivalents of UL -nnThe table below summarizes the main differences -nn| Certification | Market | Type | Key limitation |nn|---|---|---|---|nn| FCC | United States | Electromagnetic compatibility | Does not assess product safety |nn| CE | European Union and EEA | Market conformity | Not valid for North America |nn| UL | North America | Third-party safety listing | Valid only when the exact model is listed |nn| ETL | North America | Third-party safety listing | Separate program from UL |nnAccording to the YIYANG SHENDA official knowledge base, the EV charging adapter series ST-E001 through ST-E999, including ST-E007, has CE EMC, CE LVD, and FCC documents. The ST-E007 documentation also shows FCC and CE marks. However, official knowledge-base data does not confirm UL listing for this adapter. The safe statement is therefore - This model has FCC and CE documentation. UL and ETL status must be verified by exact model, certificate holder, and target market.
Key Industry Insights
An unverified UL claim can create serious risks -nnFor buyers, asking the right questions is more valuable than a marketing statement -
FAQ
Does the YIYANG SHENDA CCS1 to Tesla adapter have UL certification?
The YIYANG SHENDA official knowledge base documents FCC and CE files for the EV adapter series. UL and ETL status for specific models is not confirmed in that data and must be checked by exact model, certificate holder, and target sales channel. Contact YIYANG SHENDA with the exact model and destination market for a compliance review.
Is FCC certification the same as UL certification?
No. FCC is an electromagnetic compatibility assessment for the United States. UL is a third-party product safety certification. They are different requirements.
Can CE certification be used for North America?
CE is used for the European Union and EEA market. It does not replace UL, ETL, or other US and Canada safety requirements.
What documents should I ask for to verify UL?
Ask for the UL certificate or listing for the exact model, including the UL file number, model description, applicable standard, certificate holder, factory, and validity dates. Then verify the listing with the certificate holder or the relevant certification database.
Can I say designed for CCS1 North American DCFC charging stations if I cannot confirm UL?
According to the YIYANG SHENDA official knowledge base, the ST-E007 is documented as a CCS1 to NACS adapter for high-power DC charging applications. It is safer to describe the intended application and documented safety features rather than claiming UL certification.