What is NSF certified?
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NSF certified means that the National Sanitation Foundation has confirmed that the item in question meets safety and sanitation requirements for use in commercial settings like restaurants. Most health codes require that all items used in commercial kitchens are NSF rated. A NSF rating doesn't necessarily mean that the item is of better quality than one not NSF rated but usually DOES mean that the item will be more expensive than one not NSF rated.
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Hi they are NSF certified for commercial kitchen use. I don't know which ones come apart
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I do not know for sure. However, I would be suprised if BPA were used. The filter and unit is NSF certified. To be sure, I would recommend calling the customer service number and asking directly. Although the casing is stainless steel, plastic tubing is used to connect the filter to the faucet.
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I don't know why you would require certification but these gauges are not NIST certified. You can calibrate them, though using a dead weight tester and the adjustment screw in the face of the gauge.
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Don't know what NSF is, but my filter has been doing a great job for months. The bottom line is the cartridge filter works.
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I'm pretty sure CPSC doesn't certify helmets. This helmet is ANSI and SNELL certified, which are the 2 certifications you look for in helmets.
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Do not know for sure if it is officially certified, but I use it back and forth between a Win8 and a Win7 box. No issues whatsoever. Very happy with the drive.
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I don't know that one can based on the instructions. The package does state NSF Certification applies to the instrument only and is "Accurate for Life - Guaranteed". I recommend you contact the manufacturer directly. Cooper-Atkins Corp. www.cooper-atkins.com 860-347-2256 N. Clark may have been referring to the Alarm Set Point, but this is not a re-calibration of the temperature monitoring instrument.
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Yes,and it is NSF approved. Pretty powerful. It needs an outlet dedicated solely for microwave. We use it in our breakfast room. Whenever toaster or waffle iron is being used we pop a breaker. We use it at 50% power when ever other appliances are being used.
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The US-EZ-1 is tested and certified by NSF International to NSF/ANSI Standard 42 for the aesthetic reduction of Chlorine Taste and Odor and Nominal Particulate Class III The US-EZ-3 is tested and certified by NSF International to NSF/ANSI Standard 42 for the aesthetic reduction of Chlorine Taste and Odor and Nominal Particulate Class 1. Standard 53 for the reduction of Cysts, Turbidity, Lead, Lindane and Atrazine The US-EZ-4 is tested and certified by NSF International to NSF/ANSI Standard 42 for the aesthetic reduction of Chlorine Taste and Odor, Chloramines and Nominal Particulate Class 1. Standard 53 for the reduction of Cysts, Lead, Mercury, VOC, MTBE and Turbidity I hope the above information is helpful to you. I got it off of Culligan.com. The filter in question is a CLASS I filter.
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no nsn. Nice leather appears to be US manufacture. fits along lines of SOCOM shoulder holster.
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I would like to help, but I do not know what a NSF is??? I really like the sink, but could not use the basket. I had to get a new drain, since Kraus drain does not fit our plumbing connections.
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I bought one; I did not find anything says it is NSF certified. Check for other model like Panasonic SR-42HZP
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I would not really know as I no longer have it. I replaced it with a Hayward CL200 which is a direct physical fit. which is NSF approved. If I remember there were no labels on this unit.
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Yes, there's an NSF sticker. Pretty decent cooker for the money, cooks fast with satisfactory results. Not great for brown or wild rices, which is to be expected with a basic rice cooker like this one.
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I see another poster says that it is certified, but I cannot find any information confirming this and DON'T think the Foonf is Oeko-tex certified. It is Greenguard certified as long as you get one of the versions with Crypton fabric (which does not include the black Drift model). However, I believe I once read that the Crypton fabrics are treated with fluorinated retardants rather than bromine. I recommend you contact clek directly. In my experience, they have been very quick to respond to inquiries.
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No do not use this there. In the fine print, you see it is NSF 42 for water treatment standard. This is the minimum. Filters for making truly potable/bacteria-free water are NSF 53 (53 means they filter bacteria like naegleria, cryptosporidium, and giardia). For more info: http://www.nsf.org/services/by-industry/water-wastewater/residential-water-treatment/residential-drinking-water-treatment-standards/