modified to read: IMC®-15 International Mechanical Code® as adopted and SHGC shall be assigned a default SHGC from Table 1103.10.3(3) 1101.10.3(3).

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Removes obsolete Informative Appendix A pertaining to calculating allowable concentration for refrigerant blends; Removes obsolete information as follow-up to removal of Standard 15-2007; Appendix B Standard 34-2013: Clarifies and modifies definitions NOVENT® locking caps seal standard Schraeder service valves on all central AC units and minisplits to help prevent refrigerant leakage. Novent provides dual protection with a single screw-on installation. Safe guard your AC system's efficiency and the env Locking refrigerant safety capFeatures:Meets IMC 1101.10, IRC M1411.6, CMC (California Mechanical Code), Title 24, and 1106.3.1 Refrigerant Service PortsHelps prevent unauthorized accessReduces potential liability for inhalation induced injury or deathDet IRC M1411.6 IMC 1101.10. Locking access caps required for refrigerant circuit access ports that are located on exterior IRC M2103.2 IMC 1209.5. Thermal barriers are now required for all radiant floor heating systems – this will apply to either slab on grade (minimum R-5) Wording to ensure the standard more closely harmonizes with the 2012 International Mechanical Code (IMC) section 1101.10. Related Articles.

Locking caps seal standard Schraeder service valves on all central AC units and mini-splits to help prevent refrigerant leakage. It provides dual protection with single screw on installation. 1101.10 Locking access port caps. Refrigerant circuit access ports located outdoors shall be fitted with locking type tamper-resistant caps or shall be otherwise secured to prevent unauthorized access.

IMC 1101.10 Locking access port caps. Refrigerant circuit access ports located outdoors shall be fitted with locking-type tamper -resistant caps or shall be otherwise secured to prevent unauthorized access.

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Meets IMC 1101.10, IRC M1411.6, CMC (California Mechanical Code), Title 24, and 1106.3.1 Refrigerant Service Ports Helps prevent unauthorized access Reduces potential liability for inhalation induced injury or death Deters refrigerant theft Locks in place to prevent refrigerant loss from systems, cylinders and recovery tanks The’Shield’RefrigerantLocking’Cap’meets’IMC’(International’Mechanical’Code)’1101.10’and’IRC’ (International’Residential’Code)’M1411.6’thatrequire’locking’caps’on’all’outdoor’service’ports. The’Shield’is’ready’to’protecthomeowners’againstrefrigeranttheftand’huffing’related’injuries.’ ’ The International Residential Code (IRC) Section M-1411.6 and the International Mechanical Code (IMC) Section M-1101.10, has required locking caps for several years on newly installed mini-split 1101.10 Locking access port caps "Refrigerant circuit access ports located outdoors shall be fitted with locking type tamper resistant caps" International Residential Code: M1411.6 locking access port caps "Refrigerant circuit access ports located outdoors shall be fitted with locking type tamper resistant caps" IRC- M1411.6, IMC-1101.10: Size: 1/4" EAN: 0021449866989: Composition: Metal: For Use With: Novent Locking Caps: Application: NOVENT® Multi-key unlocks R-22 , R410 and universal caps. Brand: Novent® Color: Silver: Connection Size: Fits all caps: Connection Type: Threaded: Cubic Measurement: 0.000500: Dimensional Weight: 3.000000 1101.10 IMC; M1411.6 Locking Access Port Caps.

These laws are not associated with the R22 Phase out by the EPA , but could potentially help if … The Shield Refrigerant Locking Cap meets International Mechanical Code (IMC) 1101.10 and International Residential Code (IRC) M1411.6 that require locking caps on all outdoor service ports. JB Industries 800-323-0811 sales@jbind.com www.jbind.com.
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15.26.500 IMC Chapter 12, Section 1201.1 Scope–Amended. Mechanical Code (IMC) section 1101.10 regarding refrigerant access. Click here to see these changes in full, or look at the end of “Standards Action.” BSR/ASHRAE Addendum 15e-201x, Safety Standard for Refrigeration Systems (addenda to ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 15-2010) Send comments (with copy to BSR) to: Online Comment Database at NOVENT® locking caps seal standard Schraeder service valves on all central AC units and minisplits to help prevent refrigerant leakage.

*IMC 1101.10 Locking access port caps. "Refrigerant circuit access ports located outdoors shall be fitted with locking-type tamper resistant caps." *IRC M1411.6 Locking access port caps. "Refrigerant circuit access ports located outdoors shall be fitted with locking-type tamper resistant caps." Effective February 2009, 1101.10 Locking access port caps. Refrigerant circuit access ports located outdoors shall be fitted with locking-type tamper-resistant caps or shall be otherwise secured to prevent unauthorized access.
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5. Tamper proof caps required on all exterior refrigeration lines (IRC 1411.6 and IMC 1101.10) 6. Incorrect OCPD on HVAC equipment (NEC Art. 440) 7. Equipment required to be protected from damage (IMC 303.4) 8. Georgia Residential Energy Certificate required per IECC Section 401.3 with GA Amendments 9.

"Refrigerant circuit access ports located outdoors shall be fitted with locking-type tamper resistant caps." Effective February 2009, 1101.10 Locking access port caps. Refrigerant circuit access ports located outdoors shall be fitted with locking-type tamper-resistant caps or shall be otherwise secured to prevent unauthorized access. SECTION 1102 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS 1102.1 General. The system classification, allowable refrigerants, maximum quantity, Effective February 2009 IMC 1101.10 and IRC M1411.6 now require all outdoor access ports on AC refrigerant circuits be made tamper resistant. Locking caps seal standard Schraeder service valves on all central AC units and mini-splits to help prevent refrigerant leakage.