Total Power Ltd. Webinar: CSA C282 for Designers and Changes for 2015 Edition

Jan 25, 2021

Presented by Total Power Ltd.: CSA C282 for Designers and Changes for 2015 Edition

Content will cover the history of the Standard, the purpose of each Section in the document and what has been changed for 2015. If you design or manage life safety or healthcare projects where an emergency power supply is required, this seminar is for you! The new edition of C282 has been adopted by Ontario’s Building Code as of January 2020 (and other jurisdictions in Canada), so familiarization with the new Standard’s updated requirements is extremely important for designers, engineers and anyone working on new projects.

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