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you were allowed to put the regulator in the house?
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 Originally Posted by upant
you were allowed to put the regulator in the house?
x2... not where I'm from. Not even 3' from an ignition source either! Even in industrial apps the regulators are required to be vented outside. Who needs heat in Florida anyways?
Lead from Idaho...umph....traitor!.
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We would red tag that in my area it would have to be in a protective sleeve like an oil line has and be clamped to the wall whare the regulator is for support.
other then that you did a grate job for florida
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that maxitrol r325 reg has a vent limiter that is approved for indoor use. however............
there is no dirt pocket upstream to protect the reg, there is no dirt pocket downstream to protect the furnace gas valve. the only approved gas piping allowed in the furnace cabinet is BI.
oh yeah the regulator vent limiter only works correctly when the reg is mounted horozontaly.
so rework the gas line line, vent pipes and ensure the filter grill is sufficient for the blower package, your good to go
my boss thinks its possible to repeal the laws of physics 
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Don't see any supports/braces for that copper gas line.
"The American Republic will endure until the day Congress discovers it can bribe the public with the public's own money.
- Alexis de Toqueville, 1835
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that install has zero chance of passing here..... few fix ups and your good to go..... some nice work there...
it was working.... played with it.... now its broke.... whats the going hourly rate for HVAC repair
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LP? Copper is a no go on natural gas around here.
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Originally Posted by ACFIXR
looks good
Are your pipes screened?
Where is yourcondensate overflow switch?
Gotta keep the stink bugs out...
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Originally Posted by Halcyon
Gotta keep the stink bugs out...
birds too.........
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we use the conical (looks like tip of a rpg) caps on vent pipes. Need something on vent termination if only cheap screening wire. Regulator would need to be run horizontal or at least the drip leg before regulater would have to tee down. Regulators are ok for indoor use but have to be in a access/in wall box in conditioned space. Copper is big around here also, not many people use steel anymore. When I was a pup my first main job was to set up/cut metal pipe and keep pipe threader lubed. Dont miss thoes days. I dont care for CSST but alot of newer guys are pushing it. Code wise thats the only differences I see compared to my area. Like has been said vent pipe in front of coil, float switch but a neat looking job. I like how you didnt undersize return box as a lot of other companies do and get terible return noise.
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Yep, as I said, only our 2nd 90+, so we'll get the hang of it.
Inspected and passed without a word on the gas piping. I use a local gas company for the piping, so no word from them on alternatives. Copper has been the standard here for 30 years, and I see it throughout attics. They are good about labeling it, though.
You can't learn a thing with your mouth open.
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can you use copper for code for gas?
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Copper is a no no for natural gas. Ok for LP.
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