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What is NYC FC § 2703.10.1.2?

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This section mandates that combustible tools obstructed from ceiling sprinkler discharge must have sprinkler protection covering their horizontal surfaces. Exceptions include the use of gaseous fire extinguishing systems approved by the relevant authority. Applies to operators of facilities utilizing combustible tools.

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2703.10.1.2 Combustible tools.

FC § 2703.10.1.2

Where the horizontal surface of a combustible tool is obstructed from ceiling sprinkler discharge, sprinkler protection that covers the horizontal surface of the tool shall be provided. Exceptions: 1. A gaseous fire extinguishing local surface application system shall be allowed as an alternative to sprinklers when approved. Gaseous fire extinguishing systems shall be actuated by infrared (IR) or ultraviolet/infrared (UVIR) optical detectors.

2.Tools constructed of materials that are listed as Class 1 or Class 2 in accordance with UL 2360 or approved for use without internal fire extinguishing system protection.

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