I'm a Canadian customer. Does this have the National Safety Mark (NSM) on it? It is required in Canada.
877884
Yes it does ... the number is a rating score for reliability. This seat scroed an overall 8.7 out of 10. We love this seat!!
877885
Britax says not if it is a car seat made and marketing in the USA...http://www.britaxusa.com/support/faq/general-questions-about-britax
877886
I am very sorry, but I don't know, and the seat is on loan to friends and not readily available. I would suggest that you look at the Britax website. If it's not there, there must be a way to ask them a question. All we know is that it is very secure, and we are happy with it.
877887
Unfortunately I do not know where to look for the NSM mark. I hope you can get the seat. My son and I love it!
1622568
This is the closest to the one I used to use in Canada. It seems to be developed by the same person/company. I was confused too, since if it's new branding it seems to have gone backwards
1487844
Not sure, because 4 out of the 5 pictures show the one WITHOUT the safety indicator. I didn't even know they had one with the indicator. The one I received does not have it either, so maybe this is something they will offer in the future. Probably the best way to find out is to contact the seller. Good luck!
366525
This is approved in the United States but technically it is not approved in Canada because it is the wrong color! Keep this in mind because they, the Canadian Caost Gaurd, gets a weird kick out of giving people a hard time about this. So up there it has to be RED in the US it just has to be in reach or on you ;-)
778762
Today I received the 200345N with ABS columns, not the stainless as indicated by the 200345NS part number. The packaging had a sticker on it indicating it was the NS model which was not the case.
1034818
No it is not. Not even Canada and US versions are the same.Like some of the other brands, the software can be unlocked (hacked), to allow the region to be changed from the remote. There are websites that have directions on how.
2057158
The stylus is not marked as to country of manufacture. However, it carries a UL mark that it is manufactured in compliance with UL's safety requirements for Canada and the US.
280786
There's no country indicated on mine FWIW. Just the CTA logo and a part number/description
2135686
Sorry to say it does not, from what their website says it only in the US, Canada and the United Kingdom.
713439
Seems like this is still an issue - How can we find out if this is the Canadian version or not? Thx
704044
Linda, I checked the bottom of my stockpot and it dos not have a NSF stamp on it. If I recall correctly, a piece of cookware will have those letters displayed on it if it is indeed certified. I do use mine quite often and it has performed great. Hope this helps, Robert
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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This product doesn't carry the UL Listed designation but does carry the ETL Listed Designation which is also an accepted listing. ETL is common now on allot of commercial equipment, I know this because my company uses such equipment. The ETL Listed Mark from Intertek is proof of product compliance (electrical, gas and other safety standards) to North American safety standards. Retailers and Authorities Having Jurisdiction (AHJs) in all 50 states and Canada accept the ETL Listed Mark as proof of product safety. Intertek is an OSHA (Occupational Safety & Health Administration) recognized NRTL (Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory) and is accredited as a Testing Organization and Certification Body by the SCC (Standards Council of Canada). ETL certification Intertek tests to the following standards for the North American Market: UL (Underwriters Laboratories) ANSI (American National Standards Institute) CSA (Canadian Standards Association) ASTM (American Society for Testing & Materials) NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) NOM (Norma Oficial Mexicana / Official Mexican Standard)
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Hi good shipping service but the unit is not to be sold in Canada. it CANNOT BE ACTIVATED IN CANADA. It shouldn't have been sold to Canadian customer, hoping the return won't be a problem.
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I dont think so, mine didnt have any markings as such. I am happy with the quality and ease of install.I used the machine this morning and all is good. I would buy this product again. DOL
803628
I did see a small "CSA" marking . There is a "ANSI A112.18.1" marking . They give a toll free number for Canada 1-800-387-0369 this might help.
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Yogen, I'm not sure that it is. It came with a manual but nothing saying NSF certification. Best thing to do is call the company directly to see what they say. I would assume that it's not because most the parts are made in China. The system does work great and my TDS water tester shows that it eliminates almost all elements...3-5 on my meter. Beware of the tank though...I had it replaced 3 times and it still had an odor. I ended up buying the tank from another company.