spoonwood45
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What is the proper grounding method of yellow flex csst gas line?
Grounding Flexible gas line
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Welcome to the Forum.
CSST bonding is actually addressed by the Building/Mechanical Code and not the NEC.
It may vary from jurisdiction depending on the Code adopted, but in most cases I see a minimum of #6 from the gas manifold to the building grounding electrode or grounding electrode conductor.
There have been several discussions on the subject previously. If you enter "CSST" in the search box at the top of the Forum, it will display recent threads where this was discussed.
CSST bonding is actually addressed by the Building/Mechanical Code and not the NEC.
It may vary from jurisdiction depending on the Code adopted, but in most cases I see a minimum of #6 from the gas manifold to the building grounding electrode or grounding electrode conductor.
There have been several discussions on the subject previously. If you enter "CSST" in the search box at the top of the Forum, it will display recent threads where this was discussed.
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This is the latest that I have
mwm1752
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the bonding connection has to be made on solid pipe -- do not attach to the CSST or fitting
gmeerschaert
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I thought it was the black pipe or first CSST fitting. You just could not attach to any portion of the tubing.:?
Gregg Harris
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That would be correct.
mwm1752
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black pipe is solid ( did not mean plastic) -- manufacture instructions say not to attach to csst fittings -- the interesting part of IFGC code is the location, manufacture instructions only says accessible
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