R. 69A-21.102 Dealer License
R. 69A-21.103 Permit
R. 69A-21.104 Prescribed Certification Training Course for Portable Fire Extinguisher Licenses and Permits
R. 69A-21.106 Transferring a License
R. 69A-21.107 Transferring a Permit
R. 69A-21.112 Insurance Requirements
R. 69A-21.113 Required Continuing Education
R. 69A-21.115 Appropriate Training for Servicing Fire Extinguishers and Preengineered Systems Defined; Limitations; Restrictions
R. 69A-21.201 Scope
R. 69A-21.203 Standards of National Fire Protection Association Adopted
R. 69A-21.237 Inspection, Maintenance and Hydrostatic Tests; Recharge, Repair, Replacement
R. 69A-21.238 Inspection, Maintenance and Hydrostatic Tests; Replacement While Recharging
R. 69A-21.240 Standard Service Tags, Requirements
R. 69A-21.241 Standard Service Tags, Specifications
R. 69A-21.242 Hydrostatic Tests
R. 69A-21.245 Hydrostatic Tests; Record Tag
R. 69A-21.249 Leak Tests; Tamper Indicators or Seals to Be Replaced
R. 69A-21.251 Invoices
R. 69A-21.301 Scope
R. 69A-21.302 Standards of National Fire Protection Association to Be Complied With
R. 69A-21.303 Standard Service Tag
R. 69A-21.304 Installation; Service
R. 69A-21.401 Purpose
R. 69A-21.402 Criteria for Recognition by the State Fire Marshal as a “Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory” for Portable Fire Extinguishers or Pre-engineered Systems
R. 69A-21.403 Application Procedure
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Terms Used In Florida Regulations > Chapter 69A-21 - Fire Extinguishers and Pre-Engineered Systems

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