Connecticut Administrative Code Title 43 - Weights and Measures
As of the most recent information available, Title 43 - Weights and Measures of the Connecticut Administrative Code governs standards and regulations related to weights, measures, and the proper use of weighing and measuring devices within the state. This title is part of the broader effort to ensure fair commerce and consumer protection.
Overview of Title 43 - Weights and Measures:
This title typically includes regulations for:
Licensing and registration of weighing/measuring devices (e.g., scales, fuel dispensers)
Inspection and testing procedures for commercial devices
Standards for packaging and labeling in terms of weight, volume, or count
Enforcement authority of the state’s Weights and Measures Program
Penalties for non-compliance or fraud
Regulatory Authority:
These rules are usually administered by the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection (DCP), particularly under its Weights and Measures Division.
Common Sections May Include:
Definitions of key terms like “commercial weighing device,” “tare,” etc.
Testing and Approval Procedures for commercial devices
Dealer and Repairman Licensing Requirements
Use of National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Handbooks, particularly Handbook 44 and Handbook 130, as guiding standards
Example Applications:
Ensuring gas pumps deliver the correct amount of fuel
Checking grocery store scales for accuracy
Verifying pre-packaged goods match stated weights
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