Air Cleaner Testing and Certification
This page last reviewed March 29, 2013
The Air Resources Board has adopted a regulation that establishes an ozone emission concentration standard, and requirements for certification, labeling and record keeping for indoor air cleaning devices that are introduced into commerce in California and used in occupied spaces. This page provides information on frequently asked questions, the certification application and instructions, and contact information for the certified laboratories.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
A Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) sheet has been developed to address the topics relative to the certification process for devices covered by the Air Cleaner Regulation. It is available in English, Korean and Chinese (simplified and traditional).
Certification Application
The instructions and application form for the certification of indoor air cleaning devices are available. Please review the instructions carefully before filling out the form.
Application Form
- Application Form, March 1, 2012 (English only, 1 MB). Minor revisions were made to clarify that only the testing laboratories may complete and/or edit Sections E and F of the application form. Completed application forms can now be saved using the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader.
- Supplemental Form (see instructions for use of this form) (English only)
Instructions
- English, August 24, 2011
- Korean, 한국어
- Chinese-Simplified, 简体中文
- Chinese-Traditional, 繁體中文
Each application submitted must have an application number. To obtain this number, or if you have any questions regarding the application form, the procedure described in the instructions or the translated documents, please email Michael Gabor or call him at 916-323-2190. Please submit applications and application materials to both Michael Gabor and Victor Mendiola.
Testing Laboratories
Contact information for laboratories approved to conduct testing of air cleaning devices for certification is shown below. Please contact them directly to request testing. Note that they will need an application form with the manufacturer and model information completed by the manufacturer or their representative in order to conduct the testing of the device.
Underwriters Laboratories (UL), LLC
Tim Lassila, Staff Engineering Associate
Underwriters Laboratories
2600 NW Lake Rd.
Camas, WA 98607-8542
Telephone: 360 - 817 - 5735
Email: Tim.Lassila@ul.com
Website: http://my.home1.ul.com/portal/page/portal/RFQ/INDUSTRY
Intertek Testing Services
Eric Dunay, Engineer
Intertek Testing Services
3933 US Route 11
Cortland, NY 13045
Telephone: 607 - 758 - 6519
Mobile: 607 - 423 - 3744
Email: eric.dunay@intertek.com
Website: www.intertek.com/appliances-electronics/air-cleaner-testing/
Canadian Standards Association (CSA)-International
Roop Singh
178 Rexdale Blvd.
Toronto, ON L6Y 5N7
Canada
Telephone: 416 - 747 - 4165
Email: roop.singh@csagroup.org
Website: www.csa-international.org/product_areas/
How to Stay Updated
All information and updates will continue to be released through our listserv notice process and web page. If you are not on our air cleaner listserv, please join now. If you have questions that are not answered in the web updates or by information provided here, please email Michael Gabor or call him at 916-323-2190.
Questions about the web page or listserv can be directed to Susan Lum or call her at 916-445-0753.


