According to NFPA 1192, what standard must overfilling prevention devices comply with?

The standard that overfilling prevention devices must comply with, according to NFPA 1192, is ANSI/UL 2227. This standard is specifically developed for overfilling prevention devices used in tanks and other storage installations. It outlines the criteria necessary for ensuring these devices are safe and functional, focusing on performance and reliability to prevent hazardous situations that can arise from overfilling.

In contrast, the other options pertain to different areas: ISO 9001 is a standard for quality management systems, ASTM D3453 relates to the specification for certain materials and testing methods, and NFPA 70E addresses electrical safety in the workplace. Therefore, these do not apply to the requirements set for overfilling prevention devices in the context of NFPA 1192.