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Re: Sprinklers in elevator Shafts

Subject: Re: Sprinklers in elevator Shafts
From: "Rocky T Squirrel" <gafa_usa@(nospam)hotmail.com>
Date: Wed, 8 Mar 2006 08:27:45 -0600
Newsgroups: alt.security.alarms
References: <at6Pf.655$ky1.636@trndny06> <1141779753.641115.134720@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <mUqPf.9737$6h1.7255@trndny09>

If the elevator shaft is a brick/block or fire rated area  sprinklers are
not an issue.
take em out...



"Nick Markowitz" <nick-markowitz@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:mUqPf.9737$6h1.7255@xxxxxxxxxxx
> Thats the problem  The shunt trip breakers are unrelaible and have been
know
> to fail to trip and shut power off.
> i have 2 such cases were they were used to shut down multiple power
sources.
> NEC no longer allows there use becuse of this but ANSI says to use them.
> Either way after talking to AHJ he hasdetermined he does not want the
> liabilty. and is using the option were car contrcution design allows
> sprinkler head to be exempted.
>
>

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