Texas SB484 mandates warning labels on portable generators without carbon-monoxide kill switches, and outlines civil and criminal penalties for.
Texas SB484 requires manufacturers and retailers to affix warning labels on portable generators lacking carbon-monoxide kill switches, informing consumers of the poisoning risk and safe operation guidelines. Retailers must ensure compliance with these labeling requirements. The commissioner of insurance will establish the specific label requirements. Violators face civil actions for damages, injunctive relief, and legal fees for prevailing parties. Additionally, non-compliance is deemed a deceptive trade practice, enforceable by the attorney general's consumer protection division.
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