16 CFR part 1750
Standard for Devices to Permit the Opening of Household Refrigerator Doors from the Inside
On CPSC's GCC list
Scope
GCC list: Devices that let household refrigerators be opened from the inside (refrigerators introduced into commerce after Oct 30, 1958).
CPSC footnote [2]: Statement of Policy 84 FR 37767 says CPSC will not enforce certification for household refrigerators that display an appropriate safety certification mark.
Certificate and testing
- The rule is on CPSC's list of rules requiring a General Certificate of Conformity.
- The rule is not on CPSC's third-party testing list, so testing by a CPSC-accepted lab is not listed as required for children's products under this rule.
eFiling citation codes
Codes from CPSC's citation list that go on the certificate in the Registry.
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
| 1750 | 16 CFR 1750 Standard for Devices to Permit the Opening of Household Refrigerator Doors from the Inside |
Sources
Last verified 2026-10-18; pending review by a compliance consultant. General information, not legal advice. Confirm with your lab and attorney.