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Posted By: Admin Attachment to Fire Escape - 06/30/01 03:52 AM
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Anyone have an opinion on this?(submitted via Joe Tedesco)
Posted By: nesparky Re: Attachment to Fire Escape - 06/30/01 07:23 PM
hope no one has to use fire escape
Posted By: sparky Re: Attachment to Fire Escape - 06/30/01 07:26 PM
Joe,
am i correct in seeing 5 service drops here? and it that some sort of window or barrier bettween it & the fire escape stairs?
Posted By: John Man Re: Attachment to Fire Escape - 06/30/01 11:56 PM
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Posted By: John Man Re: Attachment to Fire Escape - 07/01/01 12:05 AM
There are 4 services on building an 800 amp parallel single phase, 400 amp three phase, and 2- 200 amp commercial tenant services single phase. My problem is with the attachment to the fire escape, contractor did this because of the reach problem from the window/door that is behind wood. How do you all feel about this? John Man
Posted By: sparky Re: Attachment to Fire Escape - 07/01/01 12:27 AM
John;
230-9 stipulates " 3ft(914mm) from windows that are designed to be opened, doors,porches,balconies,stairs, fire escapes, or similar locations.

There is no exception for a barrier placed bettween open conductors and these items to accomodate a distance of less than 3'

However it would seem to meet the intent of the code to do such.

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