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Are microwaves, refrigerators and other appliances allowed in the Residence Halls?
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Microwaves no larger than 1.0 cubic ft. and refrigerators no larger than 4.0 cubic ft. are allowed in the residence halls. No resistance heating elements are allowed (e.g. toasters, toaster ovens, space heaters, etc.).Each residence hall has laundry
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What appliances are allowed in the residence halls?
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Small electrical that are UL approved and do not have open electric coils. Small microwaves and refrigerators are fine. Halogen lamps are not included.
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What appliances are allowed in the halls?
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The University supplies microfridges, which are dual microwave and refrigerator units, in many residence hall rooms. If you live in a room without a microfridge you may choose to rent one through the Office of Residence Life. Units may be rented for
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What appliances are allowed in residence halls?
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All electrical appliances must be UL approved and must be in good working order. Compact refrigerators must conform to proper electrical and chemical standards, operate on no more than 2.5 amps, have a capacity not exceeding 5 cubic feet, and have ma
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What appliances are not permitted in the Residence Halls?
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Open heating elements, including but not limited to: toasters, hot plates, broilers, space heaters, ovens, kerosene heaters, toaster ovens, electric grills, electric fry pans/skillets, or outside antennae.
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Are appliances permitted in the residence halls?
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Exposed electrical coil appliances, including, but not limited to hotplates, toasters, toaster ovens and kerosene space heaters are not permitted in the residence halls. Microwave ovens with less than 900 watts of power consumption and do not exceed
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