For single sideband (SSB) operation, what is the maximum transmitter peak envelope power (PEP) that an amateur radio station may use if the operator holds an Amateur Radio Operator Certificate with Advanced Qualification?

In Canada, maximum transmitter power limits depend on both your certification level and how the power is being measured. For an operator with an Advanced Qualification using an emission mode rated by Peak Envelope Power (PEP), such as Single Sideband (SSB), the maximum legal limit is 2250 watts PEP output. If the operator only held a Basic Qualification, that maximum limit would be restricted to 560 watts PEP output. The other values listed, such as 250 watts or 1000 watts (not listed but standard), relate to unmodulated carrier DC input power limits depending on the operator's qualification, rather than the PEP output limits used for SSB.