Yes. Adgo’s network panels are built in a UL 508 and UL 698 certified panel shop, and every Adgo network panel SKU carries a UL listing label when the application calls for one. UL 508A governs industrial control panels; UL 698A governs panels for use in hazardous locations.
UL certification scope for Adgo network panel builds covers both standard industrial environments and hazardous-location applications.
- UL 508A (industrial control panels): Governs construction, wiring, component selection and short-circuit current rating (SCCR) of industrial control and network panels for ordinary locations.
- UL 698A (industrial control panels for hazardous locations): Governs panels installed in Class I, II or III hazardous areas, with specific requirements for intrinsic safety barriers and enclosure ratings.
- Listed components: Every switch, terminal block, power supply and breaker inside a UL-listed network panel must itself be UL recognized or listed.
- Field labeling: Adgo applies the UL listing label inside the panel after factory testing, before shipment.
- Hard fact: An installed network panel without a valid UL label can trigger a failed AHJ (authority having jurisdiction) inspection and delay plant startup.
For the full UL-certified panel program across motor, PLC and network builds, visit our Control Panels page.
