Replacement Device Sample Clauses

Replacement Device. 9.1 Where the device or a component of the device is unavailable for use by the student, (e.g. it is being held for repair), the college may issue the student with a replacement device, subject to availability and at its sole discretion. 9.2 You will have the same responsibilities for the replacement device that you have for the device issued to you under this Agreement.

Replacement Device. ‌ The uncertified wood stove or insert, or fireplace, must be replaced by an eligible replacement device. The following types of home heating devices are eligible for this Program: • Electric stove heaters, • Electric heat pumps, • Pellet stoves, • Hybrid wood stoves, • Catalytic wood stoves, and • Select non-catalytic wood stoves. In a 2021 report, Assessment of U.S. EPA’s Residential Certification Program Northeast States of Coordinated Air Use Management18 (NESCAUM) revealed significant problems with the current wood stove certification program. As a result of significant flexibility in testing combined with limited oversite, many wood stoves certified by U.S. EPA as meeting the 18 xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/documents/nescaum-review-of-epa-rwh-nsps-certification-program-rev-3-30- 21.pdf/ current New Source Performance Standard (NSPS) may have higher emissions than old uncertified stoves they are replacing. Most wood stoves on the market use either a secondary combustion system (non-catalytic stoves) or a catalytic combustor (catalytic stoves) to meet the U.S. EPA emission standards. Hybrid wood stoves combine a catalytic combustor with the secondary combustion system in one. To ensure that the replacement devices reduce emissions as anticipated only certain wood stoves are eligible to receive incentives as part of this Program. Any pellet, catalytic or hybrid (catalytic/non-catalytic) wood stove meeting the current NSPS is an eligible replacement device. Catalytic and hybrid stoves had demonstrated lower emissions when tested with the Integrated Duty Cycle (IDC) test method approved by the U.S. EPA as a broadly applicable Alternative Test Method (ATM). The IDC test assesses appliance performance under a range of operating and fueling conditions to better represent in-home use. Catalytic and hybrid wood stoves meeting current NSPS certification may be identified by performing an advanced search and selecting the appropriate subtype (catalytic stove or hybrid) from the U.S. EPA Certified Wood Stove Database.19 Non-catalytic stoves do not perform as well in IDC testing, but to provide households with some non-catalytic options, four stoves approved by the State of Alaska for installation in the Fairbanks PM2.5 Nonattainment Area, listed in Table 1, will be eligible for incentives. CARB will work with an independent contractor to test additional devices and update the list of eligible non-catalytic stoves on the Program website as appropriate. Additional devic...

Replacement Device. Maximum full retail value of replacement to be charged $1,000.00.