Review blazemaster engineering data for exposed installations. That may
have your answer.
Without looking, I believe you can run CPVC exposed in light hazard
areas as long as certain deflector distances are maintained and specific
spacing limitations maintained.
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On 11/10/2015 2:07 PM, Tony Eggster wrote:
Hi guys, quick question. I have a light hazard system that is utilizing
cpvc piping. There's a few areas where we have to use 401 style escutcheons
and I was wondering if that's acceptable since you have a little stubby
piece sticking down below the ceiling level.
Thanks,
Tony
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