Regulations & SafetyQuestion 61 of 240
A recovery or recycling machine used on high-pressure appliances must generally be certified to meet standards set by which organization on behalf of EPA?
a.The state DMV
b.AHRI
c.The local fire department
d.The utility company
Explanation
Recovery and recycling equipment must be certified to meet EPA-referenced performance standards, which are developed and administered by AHRI (formerly ARI). The fire department, DMV, and utility company have no role in certifying recovery equipment. Using certified equipment is required so recovery reaches the mandated evacuation levels.
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