Is this DOT approved?
1249297
KPS safety certification passed item(Not DOT). This product is a product produced Korea. kps than a DOT approval is difficult.
626110
Yes it is. It says it on the product and I have used it as such successfully.
1435620
it worked PERFECTLY on my 2008 Camry......I don't know what you mean when you say "dot" on the transponder
1737310
I don't know about the applicable DOT regs on this, I bought it because it is a very safe, affordable, useful and convenient way to signal a road hazard.
648703
I don't know if it is approved, but I have been using it on a carpet since the day I received it with no problem.
651439
I don't think it is, as there isn't a sticker or stamp anywhere on it that says it is approved. I would expect you would have to go to some type of full safety type glass windshield if you that certification- there are some out there, just not this one!
1861127
It is DOT approved, as far as I know. I live in Ky so we don't have the smog laws that other states have. Super chips says..."...we make clean power..." . You might check on their Web site to be sure.
1017034
Yes. I found that pointing the dot on the dashboard to be better than the hood. There is minimal refracting of the laser light and remains a solid dot. Unless you have a red laser dot colored dash, you're in good shape.
1705015
Yes it is, but it will leave trace mark on your computer screen. Other than that it is ok.
1724207
yes they do. But you will need to go to Radiantz's web site. you should also know that the clear lens will get you busted. it is not DOT approved.
1881978
Yes it is approved and it has a sticker that states it on the car seat. We have flown internationally with this seat and have had no problems.
2151032
I'm not positive, but I believe it does. According to http://www.idmanagement.gov/approved-products-list it is on the FIPS 201 Approved Products List, with no restrictions.
2084483
I looked and didn't see any such approval sticker - just some warning labels about not sticking your hand down the chute, etc. That being said, we've had our machine for a year or so and it works well.
2115251
Yes, it is.Here is a link to the application guide from Redline oilshttp://www.redlineoil.com/application.aspx
677906
Come from Japan or China. Direct so it's basically just a company that hasn't shelled out the money and sent it off for DOT testing. I have one and it's perfect
294925
There is a ul sticker i remember but i will check more tomorrow. I know there's a ce approved on it
1427282
The seller does not indicate DOT approval. The LED cover is a flat glass plate and the optics involve no reflectors to control light paths, so I doubt that DOT approval would be likely. However, I have installed two as auxiliary driving lights, rigidly mounted on my heavy touring bike (97 Royal Star) and they work very well. I have carefully aimed them so that the central beam is fully to the left of the center line on the road and I aimed the left beam lower than the right to minimize glare for oncoming drivers. They have been very effective in lighting up the roadway and perimeter when I'm on unlighted secondary and tertiary roads out in the country. I've gotten no "high-beam flips" from anyone. The seller does not indicate DOT approval. The LED cover is a flat glass plate and the optics involve no reflectors to control light paths, so I doubt that DOT approval would be likely. However, I have installed two as auxiliary driving lights, rigidly mounted on my heavy touring bike (97 Royal Star) and they work very well. I have carefully aimed them so that the central beam is fully to the left of the center line on the road and I aimed the left beam lower than the right to minimize glare for oncoming drivers. They have been very effective in lighting up the roadway and perimeter when... » Read More The seller does not indicate DOT approval. The LED cover is a flat glass plate and the optics involve no reflectors to control light paths, so I doubt that DOT approval would be likely. However, I have installed two as auxiliary driving lights, rigidly mounted on my heavy touring bike (97 Royal Star) and they work very well. I have carefully aimed them so that the central beam is fully to the left of the center line on the road and I aimed the left beam lower than the right to minimize glare for oncoming drivers. They have been very effective in lighting up the roadway and perimeter when I'm on unlighted secondary and tertiary roads out in the country. I've gotten no "high-beam flips" from anyone. « Show Less