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Toper Cafemino 1kg GAS are $5k, landed. Direct from the manufacturer
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+ cost of any modifications required for type B compliance in your state .....Originally posted by JamesM View PostComment
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It comes with compliance
* edit. I'm wrong, it doesn't... I'm not sure it's type B, as it would be less than 10Mj/hr, however, in any case, it's still gas, and would still require an inspection and certificate. domestic or commercial. It's different in each state....
they make an elec model too, which I suppose doesn't need such complianceComment
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Not really an issue for domestic use... The standards it's already cert'd to are good enough for me...Originally posted by Talk_Coffee View PostComment
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It will most definitely still need electrical compliance... especially if you don't want your insurance to be voided.Comment
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This comes from curiosity (not as a challenge) but I can't find anything in AAMI's (as an example) general exclusions, unless operating a noncompliant elec/gas appliance is unlawful?Originally posted by Vinitasse View PostComment
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Sure...until you burn something down, blow something up or self-administer a dose of 240. Sorry, but if people read this and believe it, they place themselves at risk- and not just of an insurance claim knock back. Silly statement.Originally posted by Dragunov21 View PostComment
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As someone who has worked in insurance for over 15 years in claims, underwriting and risk management I can say with some confidence that this is just untrue. If you're unsure read your PDS or give your insurer a call.Comment
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Yeah, because Australian standards are the be-all-and-end-all...Originally posted by Talk_Coffee View Post
In honesty I haven't taken the time to check the standards it DOES comply to besides underwriters labs, but if I wanted to purchase one I would determine whether they were reasonably equivalent to australian standards.
Just like SNELL's good enough for me when it comes to MC helmets.Comment
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I think what you're looking for is AS/NZS3820 and YES.... these are LEGALLY MANDATED standards which are then enforced by each state or territoryOriginally posted by Dragunov21 View PostComment
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Yup... here in Australia they certainly are the be-all-and-end-all and you really ain't got no choice in the matterOriginally posted by Dragunov21 View PostComment
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For sale, use in a workplace or use in a home?
The reason I ask is that I can wire up a dodgy plug myself and it's illegal to sell, illegal to use in a workplace but completely legal for me to have an use (and doesn't void my home and contents insurance, if I read it correctly).
Is gas safety enforced differently?
Tell that to the thousands of private-import motorcycle helmets in use... No-one has ever been able to point to a case where insurance has failed to pay out on a crash involving a non-AS-stickered but BSI/SNELL certified helmet, IME.Originally posted by Vinitasse View PostComment
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For use anywhere in Australia and by anyone and, as far as I know... it is NOT legal (or insurable) for you to wire up a "dodgy plug" for yourself.Originally posted by Dragunov21 View PostComment
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Ok, so let's say I did (in a parallel universe where I'm not an electrician).
What would I be charged with for wiring up my dodgy plug or using it?Comment
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