Ordinance 3560 - Laserfiche WebLink

other appurtenances to gas appliance in use prior to conversion from bottled gas to natural gas shall be altered or replaced in a manner that will conform to the specifications and construction standards of this ordinance. SECTION 29 - REGULATION OF APPLIANCE INSTALLATION 1. All domestic appliances, except ranges, hot plates and refrigerators, must be vented. All heating appliances must be fully vented regardless of AGA approval. This expressly pro- hibits the use of open-face and unvented circulating heaters. 2. No gas appliance shall be so located that it cannot be readily adjusted. 3. Furnaces, boilers or other types of heating equip- ment designed to burn fuel other than gas shall not be converted to burn gas until such equipment has been approved for conversion by the Inspector. 4. All domestic appliances shall be equipped with an automatic pilot device which will automatically shut off the gas 100% to the main burner and pilot in event of pilot or gas failure. SECTION 30 - VENT PIPES All vent pipes for floor furnaces and central heating furnaces must be of standard galvanized iron of not less than twenty-eight (28) guage or approved Type "B" vents. The flue or vent connector shall not be smaller than the size of the flue collar or the size of the outlet of the draft hood supplied by the manufacturer of a gas-designed appliance. Where the appliance has more than one flue outlet, and in the absence of the manufacturer's specific instructions, the flue or vent connector shall equal the combined area of the flue outlets for which it acts as a common connector to the flue or vent. Vent pipes leading from the heating appliances for fuel other than gas, when converted to gas fuel, may be reduced from original size on the basis of one (1) square inch of area for -20-