Just wondering if this is CSA design certified. Want to install it here in Canada.
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Hi, Sorry I don't know. It is vent free as you know. It's worked well in my 1000 sq ft. basement used once a week or so for my yoga classes. So it's not on all the time. I use a fan with it to move the heat around the space. I don't think it would work so well without the fan. My carbon monoxide alarm has never gone off, though I smell an odor when using it which I disguise with incense. Hope this helps. I'm sure you can check on the CSA stuff online or with the company.
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It says it is Canadian Listed? Not sure if that is the same thing http://www.camco.net/assets/catalog/Hardware_2013.pdf
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I don't know what the CSA symbol looks like (or what CSA stands for- in my world it's community supported agriculture lol!) but I don't think there is one.
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I just took a look at my generator. No CSA sticker. I could only find the UL sticker.
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Certifications: c ETL us Listed (Conforms to UL STD 197 Certified to CAN/CSA STD C22.2 NO. 109. ETL Sanitation Listed (Conforms to ANSI/NSF STD 4)Yes, regular household - it can run in 15 or 20 amp mode
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In the product brochure it says, "This appliance, when installed, must be electrically grounded in accordance with local codes or, in the absence of local codes, with the current CSA C22.1 Canadian Electrical Code or for U.S.A. installations follow local codes and the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA NO.70." I hope this means something to the person asking the question, because it doesn't mean much to me. However, I know the outlet our Duraflame Portable Heater is plugged into, is grounded.
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It should be fine as long as there aren't any overhead bins or anything weird in the way. I have installed 2 of these, one in a 2005 GMC Yukon and the other in a Suburban. I took about 2 1/2 hours to install.
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I am not sure where it is made. I do know it is not made in the U.S. That is stated on the Reliance web site. The only marking on the cable icon I Sheng CSA. SO I am assuming it is made in China.
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They are very good quality...and expect they'd be fine, BUT that's not a CSA or UL rating; simply my opinion. Also sometimes something different is substituted for what is first used. My grandfather used to say "common sense is niot common!" If I were you I'd get them and give them a look. You can always return them! I found the quality in this device wonderful, and even though I didn't use them because they consumed 5 watts or so per unit, didn't return them. Someday someone (maybe even me) will need devices like these....good investment. Always pays to have a backup (EXCEPT in the wife department.) They are very good quality...and expect they'd be fine, BUT that's not a CSA or UL rating; simply my opinion. Also sometimes something different is substituted for what is first used. My grandfather used to say "common sense is niot common!" If I were you I'd get them and give them a look. You can always return them! I found the quality in this device wonderful, and even though I didn't use them because they consumed 5 watts or so per unit, didn't return them. Someday someone (maybe even me) will need devices like these....good investment. Always pays to have a backup (EXCEPT in... » Read More They are very good quality...and expect they'd be fine, BUT that's not a CSA or UL rating; simply my opinion. Also sometimes something different is substituted for what is first used. My grandfather used to say "common sense is niot common!" If I were you I'd get them and give them a look. You can always return them! I found the quality in this device wonderful, and even though I didn't use them because they consumed 5 watts or so per unit, didn't return them. Someday someone (maybe even me) will need devices like these....good investment. Always pays to have a backup (EXCEPT in the wife department.) « Show Less
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Hey Tariq, Our units are made with the highest standards (CSA), and due to those standards we do not advise conversion, nor are these units conversion-compatible. We do make NG units as well, thank you! - GHP Group Customer Service Team
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Looks like the CS is for low voltage lights, at least according to the description. BC is for 120V (plug-in-the wall-type) current.
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I don't think this is NSF, UL or CSA approved. There no logos on their label attached to the oven, nor does it tell you the voltage or amps, no manufacturer listed. Their manual does not list a manufacturer nor any other consumer information you usually find in other manuals.
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The owner's manual shows that the unit is CSA certified and is also CSA design certified.
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I purchased it but handed it off to a 3rd party to install so really have no idea. I tried to contact the people who used it, but they no longer work for the same contractor so I hit a dead end there as well. Sorry.
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On the back of the box it says that it is approved for manufactured (mobile) home installation. Check local codes. I live in a framed house. In previous reviews that I read other people had installed them in their homes as well. I'm pleased with it & wish I had installed one sooner.
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Chris - CS6649 is engineered and approved for use on North American networks using 110v AC. Thanks!
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Some of the units are not, some are.Be carful which one you choose depending on where you intend to install them.I use the DCS-932L then mounted them under roof overhangs. Spider issues sometimes.Hope this helps,John