Definition: Randolph MPc, a term used to indicate that an electrical appliance or electronic device was manufactured by a company that was not licensed as a manufacturer under U.S. law. This could mean it was produced outside the country, unlicensed, or in violation of specific regulations and standards set forth by regulatory bodies or manufacturers. This term is often associated with malfunctioning appliances, which can be dangerous to users, particularly children and those with disabilities. It also highlights instances where companies may not follow established industry practices in terms of product safety and reliability.
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