does it meet California requirements?
913472
hello Maggie.......well, guess you'd have to check with CA, no idea if their standards are more stringent than what the US standard UL2034 requires......sorry
913473
Calif now requires a backup battery for plug-in detectors. This one won't do it.
344060
No, this item cannot be shipped to California because it does not meet the CARB requirments of California.
762225
Yes it will as long as all of your other equipment is running properly. It has a Carb EO stamp that proves it is legal for use in California.
2146117
Definitely! It more than meets the minimum system requirements listed here: http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri/requirements/the-sims-3/10845/?p=r
1569465
I don't believe so, but that's a strange requirement. What's your application?
2035368
I'm sorry to provide an under-informed answer, but according to my research it does not meet California's VERY STRICT energy compliance standards. This is not uncommon. It cannot be sold in California, and in some way it falls short of the new regulations. This could mean the controls are not simple enough. This could mean the wattage intake to output ratio is poor. If you'd like to read more, here's the energy.gov PDF.http://www.energy.ca.gov/title24/toolkit/documents/presentations/2008_Standards_Lighting.pdf
1065584
It has been registered for CA but because of the extremely difficult State of California process, it is still pending. Talk to your local representative please.
1231472
They shipped it to me in the Peoples' Republic of California, so my guess is yes. Usually if things are illegal here they won't even offer to send them. Even if it weren't, it works, and it is very reasonably priced. If the air resources board comes to visit, it is easier to get forgiveness than permission.
441164
Yes, it is legal in California, you just need to reference the manufacturer's California Converter catalog to see which vehicles that this will fit. The CARB Compliant means it meets the California Air Resources Control Board requirements. It is a Universal and it will have to be welded on.
528126
Hello, No, this is a 49-state approved catalyst and is illegal for use in California. Thanks, DotComParts, Inc.
562080
I do not think it will. You should google ccrane.com in California and ask them.
2035366
I'm sorry to provide an under-informed answer, but according to my research it does not meet California's VERY STRICT energy compliance standards. This is not uncommon. It cannot be sold in California, and in some way it falls short of the new regulations. This could mean the controls are not simple enough. This could mean the wattage intake to output ratio is poor. If you'd like to read more, here's the energy.gov PDF. http://www.energy.ca.gov/title24/toolkit/documents/presentations/2008_Standards_Lighting.pdf
435468
I am sure it depends on the weather where you live. I have had no problems, but I live in No Cal and it is not humid here.
1778383
If I recall correctly, it is made here in California, the relevant factor is how it is made and I have no complaints to date.
1383971
I had the same requirements and this does a good job. Been using this for a while now without any complaints. I would highly recommend!
528125
Hello,No, this is a 49-state approved catalyst and is illegal for use in California.Thanks,DotComParts, Inc.
1368575
No idea. It survived in Pennsylvania and is now thriving in California. May need to bring it indoors during the cold winter while it is small.