Open flame definition

Open flame means a device or an object that generates a flame or spark, or a device the heating unit of which is exposed to the outside. The "hazardous materials" indicates gunpowder, combustible gas, and other materials listed on the annexed table of the Fire Service Law, 4th group. (See the annexed table.) The exhibitor who wants to use these hazardous materials in the trade fair is requested to notify the effect in the application form. Also, the exhibitor can contact Organizers for the reference materials or more detailed information.

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Open flame means fire whose flame is supported by wick, oil or other slow burning means to sustain itself. “Open flame” includes, but is not limited to, flame-producing devices such as candles, torches, and juggling or other fire artist equipment; provided, however, that “open burning and open fire” and “open flame” shall not include handheld candles when used for ceremonial purposes, provided that they are not held or used in an intimidating, threatening, dangerous or harmful manner.

Open flame means any activity or device producing a flame, including, but not limited to candles, tiki torches, oil lanterns, butane burners, incense, campfires, bonfires, grills, and fire pits.

Examples of Open flame in a sentence

• Open flame is strictly prohibited; candles must be contained in canning jars, ▇.▇.

• L) Open flame cooking devices are prohibited except for gas or charcoal grills used outside in a safe manner.

• Open flame candles are not allowed UNLESS the floor immediately under the candles are covered in plastic or the candles are in a votive that totally encases the candle and flame.

• Open flame devices, including wax candles, are prohibited in all assembly areas.

• Open flame candles without enclosed protection shall not be used for any decorations, flower arrangements or centerpieces.

• Union meeting Balloon festival Open flame Paint Glue Glitter All equipment/vendors/party features (whether listed above or not) require disclosure by Applicant and authorization by the Facility Administrator.

• Open flame cooking devices such as charcoal and gas grills shall not be operated on the porches or within 10 feet of combustible construction.

• Open flame devices include candles of all types and any pyrotechnics.

• Open flame food preparation is not allowed within or around the Cinema Ballroom premises.

• Open flame items of any type including, without limitation, candles or sternos are not permitted.

More Definitions of Open flame

Open flame and "open flame devices" means candles, tiki torches, oil lanterns, and similar items.

Open flame. No cooking is allowed on the porch area. Buffet lines are allowed. All Catering Companies A) are not allowed to ▇▇▇▇ on the lawn area, B) must be self contained with hot boxes or have the ability to prepare and ▇▇▇▇ meals within self contained kitchen/trailers, C) are allowed to park trailers in the designated parking lot only, and D) are prohibited from using propane heaters inside the building or outside on the deck. Fire extinguishers are placed by the main door, upstairs and back door; all vendors are required to have knowledge of use. No candles, torches, outdoor torches or any kind of open flame are allowed on the premises, inside or out. Finally, if your vendor is not on our “preferred vendor list” please have them contact our office. Fireplace/Wood Stove: The wood stove in the Gold Gallery is for ambiance only; it is not intended to provide heat. Renters and Guests are prohibited from building a fire at anytime. No fires or smoking are permitted on the premises.

Open flame means any activity or device producing a flame, including candles, tiki torches, oil lanterns, butane or other gas burners, incense, campfires, bonfires, fire pits, and grills.