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Attached is the detailed code for NYS 908-02, which specifies the standards for the installation and location of natural gas alarms in New York State. This regulation is essential for ensuring that natural gas alarms are installed correctly to provide early detection of gas leaks, which can prevent hazardous situations and enhance safety in residential and commercial properties.
The NYS 908-02 code outlines precise requirements for where and how natural gas alarms must be placed. According to the code, alarms should be installed in locations where natural gas appliances or piping are present, ensuring that any leaks are detected promptly. The code specifies that alarms must be installed at appropriate heights and distances from potential gas sources to optimize their effectiveness. This includes guidelines on avoiding installation in areas prone to false alarms or where they might be obstructed.
In addition to placement, NYS 908-02 details the technical standards that natural gas alarms must meet. The code mandates that alarms be certified by recognized testing laboratories and adhere to specific performance criteria. This ensures that the alarms are reliable and capable of detecting natural gas at the appropriate concentrations. The regulation also includes maintenance requirements, such as regular testing and timely replacement of alarms, to ensure ongoing functionality and safety.
By following the standards set forth in NYS 908-02, property owners can significantly reduce the risk of natural gas-related incidents. The attached code provides a comprehensive overview of these requirements, offering clear guidelines for compliance. Ensuring that natural gas alarms are installed and maintained according to these standards is a critical step in safeguarding occupants from the dangers of gas leaks.
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