I don't see a ul approved, label on the product. will it pass an electrical inspection without that lable?

I am not 100%positive but from what I was led to believe the RU label is for parts of a UL assembly. So yes it should pass an electrical inspection.

Does this require a fuse inline with the 110VAC? The AC leads would burn up before the breaker would trip it. Suggestions?

I'm using mine from a device I plug this into and the device into a wall plug, and then turn it on and off with a wall style switch that is stuck to wall with double sided tape or with a small screw. It has a built in fuse, also when I use this with an extension cord I use one that is meant for Christmas tree lights that also have a built in fuse on the plug. If not using something that provides a fuse on it's own I would recommend adding a in-line 0.75 amp fuse just for safety. Better too much then be sorry later. I've been using this power supply myself for a year or more and never had any problems with it, but still I have it plugged into something that provides a low amperage fuse (2 amp) as compared to a 15 or 20 amp breaker.

Could this be used to power a 12 v booster pump that uses 60 watts?

I am using mine to run a 24 watts LED strip. The power supply is rating 60 watts, but is not a good idea to run any power supply to the maximum capacity.

Item Weight	14.08 ounces
Specification Met	UL
Current Rating	2.5 Amps
Mounting Type	Panel Mount
Power Source	Air-powered

Meanwell LPV-60-24 Sealed Panel Mount 24V 0-2.50A Power Supply with LED Driver

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