Alternative stove
I am outfitting another rig, but looking for more simple stove. I would like to use something like a 2-burner Coleman camping/portable stove, but the last one I had from 30 yrs ago ran on 14WC and th...
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magicbus wrote:
Nobody is saying work shouldn’t conform to codes, but nowhere in the codes you have cited is RVIA certification called for. You keep making that part up!
Dave
No Dave, with all due respect, I’m not making anything up, and I never said “RVIA certified” was required. I said, and the citations I posted said ‘proof of compliance’ was required. If it isn’t certified, how do you provide “proof of compliance”.
Proof of compliance IS required, and in most cases, as I mentioned earlier, that is in the form of an “RVIA Seal”. The RVIA doesn’t certify anything, read the seal itself, it says “Manufacturer certifies compliance with standard for recreational vehicles ANSI/NFPA 1192.”
