The company’s residential smart meters secured the UL safety certification in April 2014..
GE Digital Energy business meters general manager Edward Myszka said: "This UL certification demonstrates our ongoing commitment to safety and highlights the progress we’re making to ensure our customers are equipped to build modern and efficient grids, while adhering to the highest safety standards."
UL unveiled the Standard for Safety for Electric Utility Meters earlier in 2014, which includes requirements against electric shock, fire, mechanical and radio-frequency emissions for all electric utility meters, including smart meters.
UL energy and power technologies vice president and general manager Lisa Salley said: "GE is the first meter manufacturer to deliver a smart meter that met our UL certification requirements for all categories of smart meters — residential, commercial and industrial.