05/25/2026
UL Solutions Warns of Unauthorized UL Marks on LED Surface-mounted Luminaires
St. John’s – The St. John’s Regional Fire Department wishes to advise all citizens of the following consumer product that has not been evaluated by UL Solutions to the appropriate safety standards.
Reason for Recall: Unauthorized certification marks were applied to certain LED surface-mounted luminaires, which have not been evaluated by UL Solutions to the appropriate safety standards, posing potential electrical and fire hazards.
Reason for Corrective Action: UL Solutions (NYSE: ULS), a global leader in applied safety science, issued a public notice regarding LED Linear Highbay Light products sold by Clearspace at 1 Adelaide St. E. #3000, Toronto, Ontario, M5C 2V9, which bear unauthorized UL certification marks for the United States and Canada and may pose safety risks.
Action Required: “The presence of unauthorized UL Marks on these lighting products is a serious concern,” said Alessio Dellanoce, vice president and general manager of the Appliances, HVAC and Lighting group at UL Solutions. “We urge anyone who has purchased these devices to remove them from service immediately and replace them with properly certified products.”
Lighting performance, energy efficiency and safety testing can help manufacturers meet the demands of the lighting market while mitigating risks associated with innovation and evolving regulations. UL Solutions’ safety testing for LEDs evaluates lighting products for issues such as shock hazards, risk of fire and health concerns that could be caused by exposure to the electromagnetic radiation produced by these light sources.
The affected LED surface-mounted luminaires bear an unauthorized UL certification mark and the following on the product labels:
• Clearspace Task Lighting
• “5140 Yonge 2220”, or “171 East Liberty”, or “Suite 808” or “Clearspace-33 Yonge 610”
• Ratings 120-347VAC, CCT: 4000K
• cUL & DLC Listed
