In message <4532b7d6b39370164f98f16a9a6a3...@mail.gmail.com>, dated Tue,
21 Aug 2012, Peter Tarver <ptar...@enphaseenergy.com> writes:
When ice storms took out the power lines in the Montreal metro area, a
number of US generator manufacturers donated use of truck scale
generators to get locals up on at least a subsistence level of power.
These trucks were denied entry into Canada because they didn't bear CSA
marks, though they did bear an NRTL mark.
The ice and snow didn't have a CSA mark, I suppose. Why weren't they
denied entry?
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