CSA B140.9.3 : 1986

Preface
Foreword
1 Scope
2 Reference publications
3 Definitions
4 General requirements
  4.1 Carbon monoxide/Carbon dioxide ratio
  4.2 Unburned hydrocarbons
  4.3 Smoke
  4.4 Electrical features
5 Construction
  5.1 General
  5.2 Fuel tank
  5.3 Stability
  5.4 Spillage on upsetting
  5.5 Flame adjustment
  5.6 Guards and grills
  5.7 Levelling
  5.8 Safety devices for wick type heaters
  5.9 Flame flashback
  5.10 Resistance to wind
  5.11 Glass chimneys
  5.12 Combustion system for pressurized-type heaters
  5.13 Heaters intended for cooking
6 Marking
  6.1 General
  6.2 Warnings
  6.3 Identification and markings
7 Instructions
8 Tests
  8.1 General
  8.2 Combustion test
  8.3 Flame stability test
  8.4 Temperature test
  8.5 Draping test
  8.6 Stability of heater
  8.7 Spillage on upsetting test
  8.8 Stress-corrosion cracking test
  8.9 Flame flashback test
  8.10 Safety device test for Wick-type heaters
  8.11 Guard test
  8.12 Resistance to wind test
  8.13 Operation in Off-level position
  8.14 Fuel creep test
  8.15 Burning rate test
  8.16 Gasket material
  8.17 Boil-Over test
  8.18 Fuel tank capacity test
  8.19 Corrosion resistance test
  8.20 Ignition test
  8.21 Abnormal voltage test
  8.22 Abnormal operation test
  8.23 Fuel unit and fuel pump endurance test
  8.24 Combustion safety controls test
  8.25 Flammability test

Applicable to kerosene-fuelled appliances with capacities up to 4400 W that are primarily used as portable space heating appliances and to unvented heaters, in which the products of combustion are discharged into the space being heated. Applicable to heaters which uses only Type Number 1-K kerosene as a fuel; to heaters in which fuel is supplied to the burner by a wick under atmospheric pressure conditions, and to heaters in which fuel is fed to the burner under pressurized conditions. Includes requirements for materials, construction, performance, durability, marking, and instructions.