The Safety Codes Act and Regulations do not apply to which of the following?

The Safety Codes Act and Regulations typically set specific thresholds for the types of facilities and equipment they govern. A power plant rated at 10 kW or less falls below the regulatory thresholds that require compliance under the Safety Codes Act. In this context, this means that such smaller power plants often do not pose the same level of risk as larger ones, allowing them to be exempt from the stringent regulations that are designed for larger and potentially more hazardous systems.

This lower capacity indicates that the operational complexities, safety concerns, and maintenance requirements are significantly reduced compared to larger power plants. Consequently, the regulations are structured to focus on ensuring safety in environments where the risks are greater, which is not the case for a facility of this size. Thus, the exemption of a power plant rated at 10 kW or less is consistent with the regulatory approach of targeting more critical installations.