- Location
- Chapel Hill, NC
- Occupation
- Retired Electrical Contractor
Minuteman said:Um, Dennis... I was being facetious. :roll:
I didn't see your facetious icon :grin:
Minuteman said:Um, Dennis... I was being facetious. :roll:
Dennis Alwon said:It looks like this
Krim said:......In case others had missed the relative posting ...
" CSST : Corrugated Stainless Steel Tubing = The yellow covered gas tubing so prevalent in dwellings today." Quoted by wbalsam1
I hope you don't mind my quoting you wbalsam1 ?
Carl
wbalsam1 said:Quote me all you want, Carl. :smile:
Pierre: The picture showing the bonding conductor...isn't this conductor required to be a #6 as per the manufacturer's installation instructions? :smile:
stickboy1375 said:Yeah, that bond wire looks awfully small...
Pierre C Belarge said:... How do you like the rust on the gas pipe? Makes for a good conductor
iwire said:Not exactly secured to well...
Pierre C Belarge said:Here are a couple of pics of CSST as it is installed in the field.
Someone who bonded to the manifold
don_resqcapt19 said:Pierre,
Is the short precut section really CSST, or is that an flexible gas appliance connection? It is my understanding that you can't use CSST in place of a flexible gas appliance connection as it is not as heavy walled as the appliance connection.
Don
The galvanized coating tends to flake off and stop up the tiny little orifices on burners.Krim said:I do have another,probably dumb,question though ...
Why do they use black steel pipe instead of the galvanized pipe ?
Dumb Huh ?
Pierre C Belarge said:Here are a couple of pics of CSST as it is installed in the field.
a fitting in the middle of the run
Krim said:I do have another,probably dumb,question though ...
Why do they use black steel pipe instead of the galvanized pipe ?
Dumb Huh ?