What are regulated markings on power supplies?

Regulatory markings on power supplies; what do they mean? When do I need them? Markings on power supplies, especially on external power supplies, contain important and very specific regulated information that is relevant for the geographical markets or application specific segments the product is designed to work in.

What happens if you sell falsely labeled goods in California?

In selling falsely labeled goods, the party runs the risk of violation of Federal origin labeling laws, Federal and State false advertising laws, and liability to the purchaser of the products under theories of fraud and violations of California Civil Code. FEDERAL LAW – COUNTRY OF ORIGIN LABELING

What happens if you sell falsely labeled products?

THE BASIC LAW: At both the federal and state level, there are regulations and laws, the violation of which includes criminal sanctions, which the party risks violating if it is selling falsely labeled goods. In addition, the party may be liable to anyone who is “harmed” by purchasing falsely labeled products.

Who is liable if a product is fraudulently labeled?

DUTY TO ADVISE OF DISCOVERED FACTS: A party who was not part of the original deceit but who later discovers it faces liability as well. One cannot simply pass on the fraudulently labeled or manufactured product or service, making a profit, and blame the originator of the fraud.