freddyt7
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- stillwater, mn. usa
Dear Forum:
We are struggling with clearly explaining the electrical code when it comes to class 1 div 2 seals. Our understanding is that in areas where a fitting is not required and you are required to stop gas we have a product that is UL and meets the code for not allowing gas to pass through it. This should then be code compliant. It is only when a fitting is required that they can not just seal the conduit with our product. Is this correct?
Secondly, in a class 1 div 2 area where a fitting is required can they use any type of a sealant to stop gas rather than what that fitting was tested with in a class 1 div 1 area?
Finally, could you give some common examples of where class 1 div 2 locations would be at a waste water treatment plant, gas station, etc? Please.
Thank you so much for your help.
Tom
We are struggling with clearly explaining the electrical code when it comes to class 1 div 2 seals. Our understanding is that in areas where a fitting is not required and you are required to stop gas we have a product that is UL and meets the code for not allowing gas to pass through it. This should then be code compliant. It is only when a fitting is required that they can not just seal the conduit with our product. Is this correct?
Secondly, in a class 1 div 2 area where a fitting is required can they use any type of a sealant to stop gas rather than what that fitting was tested with in a class 1 div 1 area?
Finally, could you give some common examples of where class 1 div 2 locations would be at a waste water treatment plant, gas station, etc? Please.
Thank you so much for your help.
Tom