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Old 9/17/09, 9:34 PM
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Default CSST less than 2" above recessed light

Anybody here call this out as a concern? I don't see any mention of clearances in the Gastite Install guide.
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Old 9/17/09, 10:01 PM
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Default Re: CSST less than 2" above recessed light

Gregory, I don't see much of a problem, when the insulation is installed in the ceiling space, it will isolate the wiring and the CCST pipe.
This is assuming that the recessed can is IC rated of course.




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Old 9/17/09, 10:12 PM
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Default Re: CSST less than 2" above recessed light

This is between floors so no insulation will be installed. The light is IC rated. Thanks Marcel!



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No problem at all.



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What does CSST stand for? First time I've seen the acronym.

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What does CSST stand for? First time I've seen the acronym.

Tim

Tim, CSST stands for Corrugated Staninless Steel Tubing for gas usually.

IC stands for Insulated Contact rating for what this thread was about I believe.
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Tim, CSST stands for Corrugated Staninless Steel Tubing for gas usually.

IC stands for Insulated Contact rating for what this thread was about I believe.
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