Pending Horizon products and components have been tested, inspected and pass CCC and CE Certifications for use in most countries. Horizon is being tested by Intertek-Semko to provide further testing, evaluation, and certification to receive the ETL mark, the equivalent to a UL mark in the United States. While this mark is discretionary and not required in all regions, some jurisdictions require documentation that any electrical equipment be certified by a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory's (NRTL) and carry a certain inspection marking such as UL (Underwriter's Laboratores) or ETL (Intertek-Semko). NRTL marks are recognized by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). As of November 2005, Horizon equipment did not currently carry a NRTL mark as testing is still underway. Check your local jurisdiction prior to ordering to determine if a NRTL mark is required. Horizon projectors have been used throughout the world and the U.S. Horizon believes it makes among the safest and most reliable projection equipment in the world with over 60 years of time-proven performance in thousands of venues worldwide. Horizon makes no claims to the safe field use or operation of Horizon film products or components by any user and assumes users are qualified and capable of operating film projectors and related components safely and assuming all responsibility and liability for using such in a safe and responsible manner and that users will properly train their staff on safety and careful operation. Horizon does not directly provide formal user training. Users shall hold Horizon harmless from any type of damages or injuries claimed by user which arises from its use of a Horizon film product. Users acklnowledge that they have received good and valuable services, solutions and equipment in exchange for waiving their rights, future and any, to bring any action against Horizon for any such damages. Horizon is not affiliated with any NRTL. Horizon and Intertek-Semko are not affiliated |
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