C chevyx92 Senior Member Location VA BCH, VA Jul 30, 2006 #1 Does the branch circuit wiring for a fire alarm air compressor have to be independant of other wiring?
Does the branch circuit wiring for a fire alarm air compressor have to be independant of other wiring?
George Stolz Moderator Staff member Location Windsor, CO NEC: 2023 Occupation Hospital Master Electrician Jul 30, 2006 #2 I am of very little help. What is the air compressor for? What's it's voltage?
paul Senior Member Location Snohomish, WA Jul 31, 2006 #3 georgestolz said: What is the air compressor for? What's it's voltage? Click to expand... George, The compressor is used in the dry type sprinkler system. The system is pre-charged with air and not water. Voltages will be whatever the compressor motor requires. As far as seperate conduit, I don't believe it has to.
georgestolz said: What is the air compressor for? What's it's voltage? Click to expand... George, The compressor is used in the dry type sprinkler system. The system is pre-charged with air and not water. Voltages will be whatever the compressor motor requires. As far as seperate conduit, I don't believe it has to.
D dbeasley488 Member Location Suwanee, GA Aug 2, 2006 #4 If the air compressor is on an emergency circuit, the wiring would be separate from "normal" (nonessential) power wiring.
If the air compressor is on an emergency circuit, the wiring would be separate from "normal" (nonessential) power wiring.