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Are drain pans required for water heaters? If so in what cases are/aren't they required.
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Where leakage of the tanks will cause damage (IRC 2006, P2801.5)
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Thank you.
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And the damage doesn't have to be structural. The code just says "damage". If carpet or other flooring would get wet, I recommend a pan.
Joe Funderburk, CMI Alpha & Omega Home Inspections, LLC Inspecting Upstate SC & Charlotte Metro, NC NACHI ID: NACHI05120170 www.aohomeinspection.com |
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Drain pans yes, but TPR should not go in the pan.
Bungalows to Mansions Professional Inspection Services, LLC dba 1st Inspection Services Bruce M. Graham III Gainesville, FL 32608 352 871 8989 NACHI05091592 ICC 5268478 www.1stinspectionsfl.com www.bungalowstomansions.com |
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