What does ISO 9001 mean? Is it for factory standard? Why would you put it in the product?
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It is a high standard for manufacturing excellence! It means we pay special attention to producing our products!
1911591
It does not indicate if it is or isn't on the product sheet accompanying the product. I checked the safety 1st website and found nothing as well
1074066
OEM means original equipment manufacturer. The parts that Amazon is selling are not OEM. I bought this part. When I put it on my car my idle speed went from about 600-700 RPM "(normal) to about 4,000 RPM and almost destroyed my engine.I will NEVER buy auto parts from amazon again.
1869554
I noticed the same thing, but read something about it being "standardized" to 65%... not really sure what that means. You might want to contact the company to see if they can clarify for you.
484553
We are apparently not speaking the same language. Read the specifications or contact the manufacturer.
682940
yes, they are exactly the same , the iso number is only a rating for manufacturing given to companies for safety and government standards.
900215
Meets ANSI Z87.1-2003 Standards for use in Industrial Applications Source: http://www.proamsafety.com/UMSS.cfm?page=page-index.cfm&Product_ID=19776&category=1680&template_code=Product&UMParent=34
56535
I believe it is a General Warning and Disclaimer that is required By Law. I am in The HVAC and Electrical trades. About every piece if equipment we install has that Disclaimer in the paperwork some where. Seen the same thing with Auto parts. It is a Legality.
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it means it is probably a return item or someone didn't want it. They (manufacture or vendor) test the unit and make sure it is in working factory condition. Then they give you 90 days warranty on the product. All the accessories are there. You just don't get the original parts or maybe a missing manual. Check the details. I bought a few of these. They work just like the new ones I bought.
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The documentation of this product did not say anything about calibration. Thus I assume it is already calibrated at the factory. But you bring up a good point. What if at some point the calibration may be off and what do we do? Documentation said nothing about this.
653435
It clearly says 900 and that's what I had and it didn't but do whatever you want to with yours. Now why would I have a clue, the manufactors should be asked this question.
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Meets ANSI Z87.1-2003 Standards for use in Industrial ApplicationsSource: http://www.proamsafety.com/UMSS.cfm?page=page-index.cfm&Product;_ID=19776&category;=1680&template;_code=Product&UMParent;=34
168678
It means it's factory overclocked.The Standard has 876MHz Base Clock and 928MHz Boost ClockVs The Superclock with 980MHz Base Clock and 1046MHz Boost Clock
414273
I purchased a recertified unit, which has been awesome. I know a recertified product as either a used or defective unit which has been professionally fixed or looked over.
2276392
One should refer to the technical specs from the manufacturer. I do not remember.
830360
There are standards for a reason. That's like saying, "will my new car fit in my garage?" Yes it will fit.
2277439
lol that's more of a question to ask the manufacturer... Not a question to ask other customers -__________________-