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Hi:
Base on CEC .
Does anybody know " What type enclosure box - 3R or 6P is right choice to used Under sprinkler " ?
Which rule?
thank you advance.
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Rule 26-008 and Appendix B Is the enclosure in an electrical room or vault?
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Hi,sixer
Thank you.
the quiz not point out where is it. from "Rule 26-008 and Appendix B" & table 65, I still can't make sure which type is right.
so could you please give more recommend?
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As per 2-400 and Table 65, type 4, or better, would be required.
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If the sprinkler is usually operating a type 4 is required. If it is for fire protection then any enclosure appropriate for the area without spriklers is ok. The normal use is what we determine the enclosure type not for a fire.
Now having said that there still are requirements for enclosures and equipment where a stream of water from a sprinkler head is required then 26-008 but that applies to the panels, transformers, switch boards etc.
A normal outlet box or JB where only wire and devices are installed would not require a special enclosure or every sprinled building would need to be completely wired per section 22.
In the case of a fire I presume we don't want the distrobution or transformers to fail from the sprikler putting water on the equipment. A fire pump or emergency lighting might be at stake. A wet location JB is overkill as this is a dry location except when a fire is present.
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Thank you all. because It's a quiz. the answer is type 3R or 6P only. base on R26-008. I choice 3R. is it right?
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