Emission Control Information Label
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Example of Emission Control Label
In compliance with the EPA new source performance standards (NSPS), all manufacturers of emergency stationary engines are required to specify this designation on an engine label when manufactured after January 1, 2011.After the Tier 4 standards take effect, manufacturers of emergency stationary compression ignition and internal combustion engines that do not meet the standards for non-emergency engines must add to each such emergency engine a permanent label which states that the engine is for emergency use only. Engine manufacturers must also specify in the owner’s manual that operation of emergency engines is limited to emergency operations and required maintenance and testing.
If the emissions label attached to your engine declares it complies as an emergency stationary model (as shown), the engine may only be operated as defined above. This label is part of the engines emission regulations compliance and must remain intact. Certain engine models that are classified as emergency engines are set to run at a single locked RPM (as shown) with the exception of diagnostic service.
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