Does it meet flammability requirements in California? It should say on the tag.
1115236
"Any item sold in the US has to meet CA requirements." That is not true. There are lots of products that are made without chemical flame retardants. In fact, CA just implemented a new law saying products do NOT have to meet the state's old flame retardant requirements because studies suggest the chemical flame retardants cause cancer. In Maine, there is a statewide ban on the chemical fire retardants that have been used to satisfy the old CA flame retardant rule (TB 117).
1115237
Yes. I live in CA. It can't be sold on Amazon if it doesn't meet the requirements. Any item sold in the US has to meet CA requirements.
2282652
Yes, all foam products are flammable. This does meet California TB-117 regulations for flammability; however, the criteria by which it passes is because of the foams density and not because of any flame retardant chemicals which is good news.
876376
Not sure about CA fire safety code, we are in Ohio. Cushion is solid and well made canvas type material.
762224
Yes, this unit meets California standards and has the correct serial number for use in California. I have had this unit for two years now and no issue. Very good fit as well.
1213615
I would assume it has a fire rating,.as it is designed for use over hot areas, and as for out door use, I have had two installed outdoors in a covered patio area that still look new 3 years later
1455659
do not know the answer to your question, but it says in the manual that in california, new small off road engines and large spark ignited engines less than or equal to 1.0 liter must be designed, built, and equipped to meet the state's stringest anti-smog standards.
854596
I am not the manufacturer, but the description says it is fire resistant... Hope that helps
1456150
To be honest I've wondered about that myself. I just figured that since it's certified fireproof that it's ok or maybe even necessary. Have you attempted to ask the company?
920930
I am not sure. I passed CA smog with it and they looked in to supposedly read some numbers. BUT there is a heat shield and I am not sure if they really read anything. If it is CA approved it should have the appropriate label I would guess. Things are not scrutinized at a high level of detail at most shops. You pass via the readings or not and they likely more just check that the converter and not a pipe is there.
528125
Hello,No, this is a 49-state approved catalyst and is illegal for use in California.Thanks,DotComParts, Inc.
915897
It supposed to be safe in a fire---for exact temperature --you will have to check the specs for the item.
810187
Labels on chair only pertain to flammability and California regulations. Nothing about carcinogenics.
1446993
I don't think it intends to be fire-retardant, but I didn't look real hard to see if it was. Being as its mostly metal though, it could have some resistance to fire. Still, I'd say no to your question.
1471433
Just checked with the company....the product hasn't had the Prop 65 warning on it for over a year. The warning was due to one of the chemicals in the fire retardant that they were required to add, but since that requirement was lifted, they no longer use the fire retardant and therefore have removed the Prop 65 warning.
181801
This unit meets UL2034 requirements and CA standards as follows: Alarm response time frame requirements are met for the various levels of CO, no alarm for less than 30ppm (CA) and End of Life Warning alarm. It has attained CE and RoHS certificates. Even though this unit meets the necessary requirements, it is not yet an approved UL Listed product and as such it is not suitable for California, Florida, Illinois, Massachusetts nor Minesota at the time of writing.
371086
It seems to meet all of California's specs, but one; it may or may not conform to this requirement: All tear gas containers must contain a label that states: "WARNING: The use of this substance or devise for any purpose other than self defense is a crime under the law. The contents are dangerous-use with care." Now this is NOT tear gas, but may be considered as a tear gas protection device in CA. You can interpret the law as you want. Here is the link to the CA laws pertaining to tear gas weapons: http://ag.ca.gov/firearms/dwcl/12401.php. Hope this helps.
1716633
Dear John please don't worry,this tent have a tag (CPAI-84 fire retardant certification). Thank you June