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INTRODUCTION

CSA's Certification Directories are a valuable resource for companies that manufacture or buy certified products and components.

This directory lists all the certified control, regulating and signal equipment and services that were CSA certified as of March 30, 1995. It replaces all earlier editions of the directory.

Please note that, because a product's certification status can change at any time, the listings in this directory may not be current when you read them.

How to use this Directory

The products and services in this directory are organized into broad classifications that are arranged alphabetically. Within each classification, the individual listings appear in alphabetical order, by company name.

Each classification begins with a description of the type of products or services covered, and the standards and other requirements used for certification. Applicable marking information and other details are also included.

The following indexes can help you find the information you need:

♦ The classification index is an index of classifications in this directory, and their corresponding class numbers for the products listed in this directory

♦ The company name index. is an index of the CSA file numbers of customers having a listing in this directory This index is arranged in alphabetical order and includes the customer's CSA file number

♦ The file number index . is an index of the CSA file numbers of customers having a listing in this directory This index is arranged in numerical order and includes the customer's CSA file number This file number may appear on certified products preceded by "LRH,'LL' or *LM".

♦ The trademark and tradename index is an index CSA recognized trademarks and tradenames used on CSA certified products by CSA customers, in lieu of company name and/or file number identification This index is arranged in alphabetical order

ABOUT CSA STANDARDS

CSA is Canada's largest standards-writing, testing, and certification organization.

More than 7000 volunteer members from across Canada serve on the committees that write, review, and revise the standards published by CSA. Committee members include representatives from federal, provincial, and municipal governments; from research organizations, labour unions, and consumer groups; and from manufacturers, consultants, professional associations, and trade organizations.

Today there are over 1300 CSA standards, reflecting a national consensus of producers, users, and regulatory authorities. CSA standards cover nearly 35 major areas, such as structural design, building materials, the Canadian Electrical Code, computers, office machines, environmental protection, health care, fire safety, and sports and recreational equipment.

Most CSA standards provide detailed procedures for testing and inspection, to certify that a product or service conforms to the standard.