[Jdubba]

Originally Posted by igrowkushbitch

Hey terpp. I am interesting in getting one of your extractors. Is the MK111 UL listed? I am in oregon and my state is prob going legal soon. I heard we might require UL listing on extractors.

The costs of UL listing is very expensive. We are talking $30k plus for something like the MKIII Terp. Then you have to pay quarterly inspections fees and other costs. The current kit and assembled units from Terpp would go up in price to the point no one would buy them. I don't see UL listing on any extractor with such a affordable pice tag. I'm curious, are the $50k plus Co2 units being UL listed?

[igrowkushbitch]

no I'm looking at 5k to 10k units. Im looking at these https://www.subzeroscientific.com/extractors/. The sub zero is like $5,800 for the one pound. And they are UL listed.

[Terpp]

Originally Posted by igrowkushbitch

no I'm looking at 5k to 10k units. Im looking at these https://www.subzeroscientific.com/extractors/. The sub zero is like $5,800 for the one pound. And they are UL listed.

Their extractors are not UL certified. They dance around the certification requirements by saying their machines are inspected by certified welders.
Nothing to do with Intertek UL listings.

To answer your question igrowkushbitch:

No. Our machines are no UL listed. All valves are materials are built to ANSI standards so they are in spec with the solvents, temperatures, and pressures used.

[igrowkushbitch]

Hey thanks for the clarification terpp. I called u today to put my order in. I have another question for you. What does colorado require in terms of bhp/pho production and UL listing? All the people I have talked to here (oregon) are saying soon as we go legal the state will follow Colorado and require UL listing on equipment. Also do you need time to make these or can I order one and have it ship out the 18th?

[Terpp]

Originally Posted by igrowkushbitch

Hey thanks for the clarification terpp. I called u today to put my order in. Those guys ask to much for a 1lb system. I have another question for you. What does colorado require in terms of bhp/pho production and UL listing? All the people I have talked to here (oregon) is saying soon as we go legal the state will follow Colorado and require UL listing on equipment.

Sorry we missed your call. We were closed for the 4th of July.

Colorado requires one of three things:

UL Listing, ETL Listing, or Designer of Record (DOR) by a engineer recognized by ASME.

The DOR must include the drawings and specifications of all materials used in the extractor. Everything has to be within operating tolerances according to ANSI standards for hydrocarbons up to 120 PSI.

We are almost done with our DOR for the state of Colorado. I will be giving out copies of the DOR for clients that need it for their state once it is done.

[Terpp]

Edit: Somehow my response posted twice. Whoops. Can a mod delete this second post? Thanks.

[Billy Liar]

Hi terpp,

Would you ship a diy to the UK?

Thanks in advance

Peace
BL

[Terpp]

Originally Posted by Billy Liar

Hi terpp,

Would you ship a diy to the UK?

Thanks in advance

Peace
BL

That shouldn't be a problem. Let me check with my customs agent and I'll get back to you.

[Billy Liar]

Marvellous,

Thanks

Peace
BLl

[Chonkski]

Let me know when you guys need a new employee! Lol


I am very experienced with the mkIII and partly the MKiv! I have tons of ideas as well!