Does it meet AAFCO standards?
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According to The Honest Kitchen's website, the AAFCO standards could be set much higher. You can find The Honest Kitchen's statement regarding AAFCO standards at this link - http://www.thehonestkitchen.com/articles/aafco-and-pet-food-regulations/. The Honest Kitchen website also provides AAFCO profiles in pdf format for each of their foods on that particular products page. Also, http://www.dogfoodadvisor.com/ is a great source of information for all dog foods.
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Yes. Honest Kitchen is formulated to meet nutritional levels established by the AAFCO.
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I cannot tell you that, but I can tell you that my dogs love it and do well on it. You can see many testimonials on the Honest Kitchen website.
867646
According to The Honest Kitchen's website, the AAFCO standards could be set much higher. You can find The Honest Kitchen's statement regarding AAFCO standards at this link - http://www.thehonestkitchen.com/articles/aafco-and-pet-food-regulations/. The Honest Kitchen website also provides AAFCO profiles in pdf format for each of their foods on that particular products page.Also, http://www.dogfoodadvisor.com/ is a great source of information for all dog foods.
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Yes because it is compliant with NSF standard 42. Please refer to the fact sheet link http://www.waterchef.com/images/documents/WaterChef-Performance-Data-Sheet-C7000.pdf
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Yes it is. There are also a bunch of other icons that it complies with. Edited to add: Sorry, I was looking at the wrong plug! It IS NOT ul listed, nor are there any other standards listed on it.
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Yes it is TEFC. 100% duty cycle compressor. It is one of those items that lives up to expectations and just works.
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On the box is written: "'Meets The Standards Of The World'' and ''Meets Ansi/Asme Specifications B30.21 - 1996"
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I am unsure but I haven't had any problems with this product and use for my home business.
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I run an APC line conditioner into it. It seems to smooth out the last glitches in the pretty terrible power in my area. It preforms admirably when called upon.
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I did find this: " HomeAgain is compliant with the ISO Standards, under Annex 2.1 of Standard 11785. ", however if this is of a concern for you it would be best to give the company a call. They would be your best source.
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I am assuming so. It is in the English language and it works fine for me in Colorado.
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I don't know. I'm satisfied with it. Sorry, but I haven't done anything very demanding with it to really comment on its performance quality.
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Rephrase your question...."have to match it?" I can tell you that w/the 4GigRAM it runs just fine.
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Looks like it meets the minimum spec, yes. But, for the same reason I bought a 2A adapter for a 1A need, I'd look at a 3A adapter for this 2A appliance -- it's only about a dollar more.
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This outlet set, I believe, meets UL standards. More importantly, most local and state building codes forbid non Romex type power lines running behind wallboards , ie through the walls. The Arlington box is one of several devices that meet this standard. I used 14 g Romex to connect the outlets with the external line cord. I could then plug it into a surge suppressor for safety. In addition I added 2.5 Carlon tubing (Smurf Tubing) in order to fascilitate feeding the low voltage cables. This is additional fire safety, but more importantly facilitated threading all the cables through the wall and allows removal and replacement in the future. The boxes are well designed, are rugged and tolerate a lot of pulling and tugging. They are recessed and allow the plugs to recess so the TV will mount close to the wall. The plastic/ rubber dampers also allow easy threading of lines while blocking air leaks. This is very important if your walls have outside exposure as through the attic, etc. The building code might make for a violation when getting inspections for mortgages or when selling the home. True a fire would probably be bad if out of compliance.
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I'm not really sure what "CSA" is but I checked the unit itself as well as the box and I did not see any kind of approval labels. Don't know if it really matters because this is basically a Low Voltage piece of equipment. Hope this helps.
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Per the Raspberry Pi web site, it is FCC certified. As for UL approval, that is unclear. http://www.raspberrypi.org/testings-done/
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Yes, built to ISO9001 and ISO14001 Factory standards. EPS guarantee any issue instead of running out toner.
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I use mine at church and school festivals and it works great. I would consider it commercial grade our just a notch below. I had no problem keeping up with a constant line. I would buy it again.