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Holt, It's OK. The Code sections that prevented putting batteries under BOS equipment have to do with working clearance. You must be able to walk up to the equipment to service it, and a large enclosure of flooded batteries prevents that. GTWB systems use sealed batteries stacked in enclosures that are much shallower and don't prevent such access. If you look at Outback's PS1 or current successor, the breakers are all more or less in plane with the front of the battery enclosure, and thus compliant. Midnite enclosures, with the breakers on the sides, are not compliant, as Robin has acknowledged, but it has never been a problem for us as the breakers are still easy to access. Allan Sindelar On 10/22/2010 10:23 AM, [email protected] wrote:
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