NYS amended CSST Proposal to Codes Council

[wbalsam1]

Here's our latest proposal to the Codes Council while we try to iron out the problems associated with CSST. :smile:

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Comments......

FGC = fuel gas code,

 

[wbalsam1]

Here's our latest proposal to the Codes Council while we try to iron out the problems associated with CSST. :smile:

View attachment 1999


Comments......

FGC = fuel gas code,

Many hours later......What! No interest in CSST? My sentiments exactly. :roll:

 

[Dennis Alwon]

Many hours later......What! No interest in CSST? My sentiments exactly. :roll:

That's not it. We just have no interest in NY.....:grin:

 

[iwire]

That's not it. We just have no interest in NY.....:grin:

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[Dennis Alwon]

Now that I made my wise crack I will try to be serious.

The statement below is interesting to me. It appears to say a #6 for 200 or smaller but for larger than 200 amp it says to use 250.66. Of course somewhere it also say to use the manufacturers requirement also. Why wouldn't they just say to use 250.66 all the time and the bond can never be smaller than #6.

FGCNYS 310.2.1 Bonding jumper. Where the electric service for the individual installation is 200 amperes or less, the bonding jumper shall not be smaller than 6 AWG copper wire or 4 AWG aluminum or copper-clad aluminum wire, and shall be permanently connected to the grounding electrode system. Where the electric service for the individual installation is more than 200 amperes, the bonding jumper shall be not smaller than the minimum grounding
electrode size determined in accordance with Table 250.66 of NFPA 70-2005 and sections 250.66(A) through 250.66(C) of NFPA 70-2005, and shall be permanently connected to the grounding electrode system.