TRANSFORMER

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caj1962

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Re: TRANSFORMER

the answer to your question is no. you can put an oil filled transformer anywhere as long as you follow the provisions in the NEC
 

lady sparks lover

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check with the local utility. usually they can tell you based on their specs. if you obtain a specs and installations guide you will have your question answered, that is if it belongs to a utility.

As far as the oil-filled. i agree with caj1962. check section 450. it will give you all the details. :)

Originally posted by ddepuy:
IS THERE A NEC REQUIRED DISTANCE FROM A BUILDING THAT AN OIL FILLED TRANSFORMER MUST BE?
 

jcormack

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You need to refer to the NESC and fire codes for transformer spacing requirements - & yes there are specific requirements. Use of non-flammable or high-flash point oils, such as R-Temp, can reduce some of these requirements.
 
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