Installation Instructions
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FIGURE 4-39
Extension of existing tubing run
FIGURE 4-38
Appliance termination/stub-out
FIGURE 4-36
Short (2 to 6 ft.) outdoor connection to root mounted equipment
FIGURE 4-37
Long outdoor connection to roof mounted equipment
CSST fittings originally installed in accessible ceiling locations may become
concealed at a later date it a permanent ceiling is installed. Precautions
shall be taken to insure that the tubing and fittings to be concealed are
adequately protected from puncture in accordance with the man
ufacturer’s
instructions for the installation of mechanical protection devices.
* Height of elevation based on local plumbing/building code requirements and/or
winter ice buildup
**When the equipment manufacturer requires the use of a flexible connector, the
CSST shall be installed in a fashion similar to that shown on Figure 4-35.
Roof Mounted Equipment: FIGURE 4-36 - No special
mechanical protection of the CSST is required for con-
nections to roof top equipment. Whenever possible,
roof penetrations shall be located within 6 ft of the
equipment to be connected as shown in Figure (4-36).
Long runs of tubing shall be supported with nonmetallic
blocks every 4-ft. along its outdoor length, and raised
above the roof a distance determined by local
code/practice (4-37).
Lengths of CSST which run vertically up the side of the
building shall be protected in accordance with the
guidelines for outdoor installations.
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