Certified device definition
Certified device means an emission control system for which a certification has been issued by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, CARB or the Department.
Certified device means an air contaminant emission control system for which a certification has been issued by CARB or the Department.
Certified device means a mobile device certified in accordance with Section 3.7.
More Definitions of Certified device
Certified device means a wood stove or fireplace insert which has been certified in accordance with minimum Phase II standards adopted by the United States Environmental Protection Agency. If it cannot be verified by the director of community development that a wood stove or fireplace insert has been certified, then it is deemed uncertified.
Certified device refers to each Licensee Device for which a Certificate of Conformity has been issued by OCF to Licensee, provided that the Certified Device shall not include (i) any version of the applicable Licensee Device that has been altered, modified or improved by or on behalf of the Licensee after receipt of the Certificate of Conformity in such a way that may impact UPnP functionality, unless a new Certificate of Conformity has been received by Licensee for such new revision; or (ii) any Licensee Device not conforming fully to the certification rights and obligations set forth in this CTLA.
Certified device means the pre-owned Samsung product(s) which have undertaken the product certification process described under the “DEVICE CERTIFICATION” section.