I found some sources of UL official information. They're quite hidden in UL's website, which ain't great.
First you have to go to
UL.com
/Resources
/Tools, Apps and Databases
- UL iQ Databases
Find the big tile namedUL iQ Databases
. From that page :
Certified materials are added to the UL iQ® databases on a daily basis, making this information immediately available to thousands of designers, engineers and suppliers. Leveraging this extensive collection of data, UL’s iQ databases allows users to find, verify and specify certified material and components that meet certain safety and performance requirements.
Similar to the Online Certifications Directory (Product iQ), many end-product manufacturers use this database to verify the certification information of the components they intend to use in their end-product applications. Through more than 20 possible parametric search criteria, users can additionally identify multiple components and suppliers who have UL Recognition with ratings that meet the safety criteria of a specific end-product application.
UL’s iQ is made up of the following 12 databases:
Appliance wiring material (AWM) Electrical insulation systems (EIS) Fuses Labels Plastics Printed wiring boards (PWB) Sign components Solid state lighting Surge protective devices Switches Certified water products Wire and cable
Sadly, at this time (2021-03-08), the site throws an error when I click "Learn more" which I'm guessing is the way to access the actual database : "Due to a system outage, the UL iQ Database is unavailable".
- UL Product iQ
Then, if you go back toTools, Apps and Databases
and click on the other big tile, namedUL Product IQ
UL Product iQ™ combines UL Safety Certification information trusted around the globe with the intuitive design and functionality of a modern search engine. This intuitive search tool allows you to quickly locate the product or component that will meet your needs. If you don’t have an exact certification number, no worries. The powerful search engine allows you to start searching with a single key word or a variety of other information pieces like: CCN, file number, assembly number, design number, system number or construction number just to name a few. Refining search results with filters makes it easy to also identify alternate solutions.
Product iQ has the data you can trust whether you’re verifying the UL certification of a product or component, locating UL guide information or searching for alternative products. This powerful database features robust and intuitive search features, advanced search and filtering options and access to UL guide information.
Many engineers, product developers, architects and other professionals upgrade their accounts to enjoy the ability to:
Access printable UL certification letters Save regularly used, custom and complex queries Leverage custom tagging and grouping of content Receive automatic notification of updates to a search or file
So when you click on the link "Start exploring Product iQ today", it finally brings you tohttps://productiq.ulprospector.com. This one lists all qualified vendor products built as per the styles. Not exactly what I'm looking for, but it's a start.