Nevada AB198 sets safety standards for inflatable devices, including wind speed limits, anchoring requirements, and mandatory inspections.
Nevada AB198 establishes safety regulations for inflatable devices used for recreation. The bill mandates that operators monitor wind speed, ensuring it does not exceed 10 miles per hour, and use an anemometer for this purpose. Inflatable devices must be anchored to the ground with stakes and weights, and operators must keep a logbook of safety inspections. If any manufacturer-attached labels are missing, the device must be destroyed. Businesses operating inflatable devices must hold necessary licenses and insurance.
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