All major critical components in the equipment need to be recognized and/or listed by a City of Los Angeles recognized testing laboratory.
Personal, company or a cashier's check from a United States bank, made payable to "City of Los Angeles."
Current product literature, owner’s manual, schematic wiring diagrams and parts list, installation instruction (if applicable), and a production sample of the equipment with all the options and accessories.
A letter of correction will be issued, either asking for additional information or indicating what tests or evaluations did not pass and may necessitate changes or modifications to the equipment.
UL Standard is an Underwriters Laboratories standard used as the basis of evaluation and testing of equipment.
LARR stands for "Los Angeles Research Reports." LADBS approves alternate building materials or products that are at least equivalent to the materials prescribed in the code in terms of quality, effective time period of fire resistance, strength, effectiveness, durability and safety. Approved materials are published as LARR.
No, the City of Los Angeles Municipal Code Section 93.0402 requires that the testing agencies and the product standards used by these agencies to be approved by the Department. For a list of approved laboratories, and list of their recognized standards, please visit our website at LADBS.org.
Yes. Section 98.0422 of the Los Angeles City Municipal Code allows expedited review process when an amount of a fee equal to one-half of the review fee, in addition to the normal review fee, is paid.
Yes, but the cardholder needs to be present at the cashier's office for payment process.
No. "CE" is not recognized by the City of Los Angeles. It is a designation used for the self-certified equipment in Europe.