Heater Vol. 01 Issue No. 01

G—Recognition of data from specialty gas suppliers and testing laboratories. G—Temporary permission for putting gas analysis devices into service without sealing.

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GEN—Adjustments of devices by Measurement Canada inspectors during initial inspections conducted in the field. GEN—Notices of conditional approval—naming convention, terms and conditions, disclosure, notification, initial inspection, and inspection certificates. GEN—Application of new specifications and approval of trade measurement devices that incorporate technologies not covered by the existing specifications. GEN—Conformance with industry safety and security requirements.

GEN—Conditional permission with respect to electricity and gas metering installations. GEN—Verification, reverification and sealing of electricity and gas metering installations. GEN—Policy on electricity and gas legal units of measurement and functions used for billing. GEN—Modifications to approved weighing and measuring devices and electricity and gas meters. GEN—Policy on the issuance of inspection certificates and the recording of test results and reverification periods required under the Electricity and Gas Inspection Act.

GEN—Provision of electricity or gas, test equipment, and facilities for the inspection of electricity or gas meters and apparatus. GEN—Transfer of ownership of electricity and gas meters. GEN—Inspection fees for marketplace monitoring activities. GEN—Conditional permission for using electricity and gas telemetering devices and systems in service without verification and sealing.

GEN—Measurement Canada policy for the reporting of meter defects and nonconformities by organizations accredited under the Electricity and Gas Inspection Act. GEN—Weighing and measuring machines used in non-trade applications, including excise. GEN—Policy on the loan of publicly owned standards and equipment. GEN—Principles and prerequisites for approval of electricity and gas metering devices incorporating new technology. GEN—Replacement information and information plates.

GEN—Application and implementation of Measurement Canada's specifications for the approval of both software controlled electricity and gas meters and event loggers. GEN—Type approval and inspection of devices: GEN—Policy for the renewal of electricity and gas meters. GEN—Policy for electricity and gas measurement dispute investigations. GEN—Requirements for reporting modifications to the applicant name or manufacturer name listed on the notice of approval including private label agreements.

GEN—Policy for electricity and gas meter population reporting. GEN—Policy for electricity and gas meter inspection reporting. GEN—Initial examinations conducted at a factory. M—Separate approval of the weighing and indicating elements of gravimetric devices. M—Standards required for the initial and subsequent inspection of weighing devices. M—Factory initial inspection of point of sale systems. M—Alterations to previously certified weighing devices or systems requiring recertification.

M—Initial inspection of portable vehicle scales. M—Inspection and certification of railway track scales for in-motion weighing. M—Use of scales by weight loss establishments. M—Scales and point of sale POS systems incorporating proportional tare. M—Date from which Measurement Canada has been verifying compliance with the specifications relating to non-automatic weighing devices M—Replacement indicators "loaner" and "spare". M—Content and format of POS cash register tapes and phase out of monetary tare credits. M—Inspection of scales that are affected by differences in acceleration due to gravity.

M—Load cells and force transducers used in trade devices. S—Implementation guide for the application of statistical sampling requirements. S—Application of specifications for statistical sampling and measurement uncertainty in the verification and reverification of electricity and gas meters. V—Hose lengths on fuel dispensers for motor vehicles, watercraft and aircraft. V—Gasoline and diesel fuel dispenser computing limitations by the gallon or litre.

V—Initial inspection of meters used to measure liquids. V—Increment of registration for volumetric liquid meters. V—Initial inspection of replacement registers equipped with automatic temperature, pressure or density compensators. V—Inspection of gasoline and diesel fuel dispensers and refuellers at authorized service providers' or dealers' premises. V—Volume correction factors of non-petroleum products authorized for use with liquid measuring meters. V—Propane dispenser approval, installation and inspection policy. V—Manual correction of measured liquid volumes to equivalent volumes at reference conditions.

V—Classification of liquids for the approval of liquid meters. V—Selection of volume correction factor tables and standard density values for some common products. V—Measurement Canada policy on use of automatic temperature compensation.

V—Printer requirements for volumetric liquid meters equipped with automatic temperature compensation ATC. V—Air elimination requirements for bulk meters. V—Sealing requirements for liquid volumetric proving standards. V—Application of limits of error for volume devices. V—Initial inspection of electronic registers which incorporate multipoint calibration features, in liquid metering systems. V—Measurement Canada policy for the approval and inspection of ancillary measurement devices in the downstream petroleum sector. V—Content and suggested format for retail printed receipts. V—Pilot program for the approval of thermal energy meters.

V—Implementation of thermal energy meter requirements. Guide for the approval of large capacity weighing devices.

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Information on the attribution and use of revenue meters under the Electricity and Gas Inspection Act. Introduction of reporting requirements for electricity and natural gas meters. In-series metering connection configurations—Ontario power authority feed-in-tariff program. In-service installation of automatic meter reading devices on diaphragm gas meters. Measurement Canada publishes general requirements in support of lengthened initial reverification periods for natural gas and electricity meters.

Measurement Canada to further standardize electricity measurement in Canada. Measurement problem involving electricity meters with detent feature. Moratorium on the application of sealing provision requirements in the type approval of gas analysis devices. Notification of revision and revocation of Measurement Canada specifications for gas measuring apparatus. Policy on granting temporary permission to use electricity meters without reverification—mass deployment of new advanced metering technologies by electricity contractors.

Publication of specifications related to physical sealing of electricity and gas meters. The effect of automatic temperature compensation on fuel sales. Units of measurement applied to the sale of electricity or natural gas in Canada and the provision of meter registration information. Field inspection manual—automatic weighing devices. Field inspection manual—dimensional measuring devices. Field inspection manual—non automatic weighing devices. Field inspection manual—volumetric measuring devices. Laboratory manual for the evaluation of non-automatic weighing devices. Load cells and force transducers used in trade devices—field and laboratory evaluation manual.

P-E—Procedures for calibrating and certifying electricity meter calibration consoles pursuant to EL-ENG—requirements for the certification of measuring apparatus—electricity meter calibration consoles. P-E—Procedures for the verification and reverification of electricity meters pursuant to the requirements of S-E P-E—Generic procedures for conducting installation verifications of multiple customer metering systems.

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P-G—Telemetering device installation validation procedure. P-G—Procedure for the in situ verification and reverification of flow computers and transmitters pursuant to the requirements of S-G P-G—Procedure for the verification and reverification of gas chromatographs pursuant to the requirements of PS-G P-SA—Model procedure for sampling inspection of isolated lots. P-SB—Model procedure for sampling inspection of short series of lots.

TE-LP—Preparation and use of an ice point bath as a reference temperature. TE-LP—Laboratory practice for the selection, calibration and use of direct reading thermometers. Volume correction factors—acetone dimethyl ketone. Volume correction factors—anhydrous ammonia NH3. Without any additional conditioned air other than 2 vents from the HVAC, the basement seems to stay around F year round. I was hesitant about other people saying that this was oversold as a large room heater, but it heats up the room quickly, even when set to efficient mode 68F. I can't say how much power it uses, because I only turn it on as needed, however after 1 month of using it, there hasn't been a noticeable change in my power bill.

It's not quiet, but not obnoxiously loud either. It has a fan, it pushes hot air, it does make noise. If you are looking for something super quiet, look elsewhere. The only very minor drawback is that the remote uses the same frequency as my volume button on my TV and whenever I turn up or turn down the volume, it changes the sleep mode setting on the heater. Not a deal breaker since I can just walk to the TV and change the volume there.

Attached is a picture with the heater in the far north corner. Also helped dry the laundry I hung I have electric baseboard and the electricity rates in CT are outrageous. Not to mention the fees and extra charges on top of the electric usage. I do what I can to avoid using the electric baseboard, the main heat source is my pellet stove. But for my finished basement I used a plug in heater. I had a previous model by this brand and I loved it. Also helped dry the laundry I hung to dry. The heating element stopped working after several years of faithful service, so why not replace it with the newer version?

This is a great heater. Good size, nice cozy heat. I never had a problem with outlets burning up, but I have replaced them before using this style heater.

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I would advise you have your outlets upgraded if they're old and have the wiring pinned into the back. They should be looped around the screw of the outlet on the sides in the corresponding terminals. Even after replacing outlets, I had an issue with a Lasko oscillating quartz heater overheating my outlet. Needless to say I stay away from those and only use this type, the infrared heater.

This heater is doing a great job of heating my large open living rm and kitchen. The outside does not feel hot or even warm and the casters make it easy to move around hope my cats don't figure that out. Once the room is warm I keep on econo setting of One the best features is that it does not dry out the air.

I have copd and can breath so much better after giving up on my central unit which of course was circulating no telling what thru 20yr old duct work. I live in a 16x80 mobile so I bought another for the other end of the house and hope this continues to save me money on electric bill. Just have to have them plugged into two different circuits and must turn one off to use the hairdryer in bath, but that's a minor thing compared to the healthy air and savings. This is a complete waste of money. I bought in February of Used it a few times in February and March.

This is only used in the kids art room which is in a poorly insulated sun room when we used it. Then Spring time rolls around and there is no use for it. Next seasons same thing used a few times while in the kids art room and now December comes along coldest winter in decades for us. Use it on a regular basis and it does not work. Turn on and get error code E1. Follow what it states on manual to troubleshoot and nothing. Tried calling company and phone numbers do not work. If you are reading this review please do not buy.

Did not get my moneys worth with the limited usage. It has only a one year limited warranty which for a space heater in an area where winter is three months long seems like you don't have enough time to fully access the item. See all reviews. What other items do customers buy after viewing this item? Pages with related products.

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