11 MICROWAVE AND REFRIGERATOR REGULATIONS All appliances must be UL- or ETL-approved. Microwave ovens with a maximum of 1,000 watts are permitted. Refrigerators are not to exceed 4 cubic feet and rated to draw no more than 2.5 amps. Due to safety issues, refrigerators designed for RVs may not be used in the residence halls. Students wishing to dispose of a refrigerator must notify University Maintenance via a Maintenance Work Request in myCU. There are EPA requirements that mandate recovering all refrigerants before the disposal of a refrigerator. There is a $50 fee assessed to the student for the University to dispose of a refrigerator due to the refrigerant recovery process. WINDOWS AND SCREENS Students should not enter or exit through windows. Window screens are not to be removed from residence hall windows at any time. A $50 fine will be assessed for these violations. Students should report missing screens immediately to their RD. In the interest of modesty and propriety, students may not approach the residence hall windows of students of the opposite gender. PETS University regulations do not allow students to house pets in the residence halls with the exception of fish, if kept in a clean aquarium of up to 10 gallons. Request for an emotional support animal must be made through Disability Services. FIRE CODE AND SAFETY REGULATIONS It is impossible to list all possible fire hazards and regulations. Students are expected to be alert and use good judgment when a potential hazard exists. Below are some general guidelines: Electrical appliances must be UL- or ETL-approved. Extension cords must be surge-protected. Tampering with existing electrical equipment, lighting, wiring, hot water heaters, or switches is prohibited. 3D printers are prohibited in the residence halls. Candles, candle warmers, incense, kerosene lamps, combustible fuel, paint, oil, etc., are prohibited in the residence halls. Violations are subject to a $50 fine and confiscation of the item. The appliances not permitted in the residence halls include: space heaters, heating devices, potpourri burners, electric skillets or saucepans, hot plates, broiler ovens, bread makers, slow cookers, sandwich grills, charcoal or gas grills, etc. Violations are subject to a $50 fine and confiscation of the item. Questions about approved appliances can be answered by your RD or Campus Security. Contact Campus Security at 937-766-7992 or safety@cedarville.edu if you plan to use fire on campus (other than use of the University-provided gas grills). Additional fire code regulations are at cedarville.edu/campussecurity.
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