Common general definitions (A–G)

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• CPC § 0.249 Medium relevance — show source text

  24
  |0.249
  |0.048
  |–
  | |4.94|0.326|0.063|–| |5.65|0.413|0.080|–| |6.36|0.507|0.098|–| |7.06|0.611|0.118|0.030| |7.77|0.723|0.139|0.035| |8.47|0.843|0.162|0.041| |9.18|0.969|0.187|0.047| |9.89|1.108|0.212|0.053| |10.59|1.252|0.240|0.060| |12.36|1.647|0.315|0.079| |14.12
  |2.090
  |0.398
  |0.100
  | |15.89
  |2.580
  |0.490
  |0.123
  | |17.66|3.116|0.591|0.148| |19.42|–|0.701|0.176| |21.19|–|0.818|0.205| |22.95|–|0.944|0.236| |24.72|–|1.078|0.268| |28.25|–|1.369|0.341| |31.78|–|1.690|0.421| |35.31|–|2.043|0.509| |38.84|–|2.425|0.603| |42.37|–|2.838|0.705| |45.90
  |–
  |3.280
  |0.814
  | |49.43|–|3.751|0.929| |52.97|–|4.249|1.052| |56.50|–|–|1.181| |60.03|–|–|1.318| |63.56|–|–|1.461| |67.09|–|–|1.611| |70.62|–|–|1.768| |81.21|–|–|2.276| |88.28|–|–|2.647| |95.34|–|–|3.044|

  FLOW RATE (SCFM)1	PRESSURE DROP (psi) PER 100 FEET2	Col3	Col4
  FLOW RATE (SCFM)1	1⁄2 INCH PIPE	3⁄4 INCH PIPE	1 INCH PIPE
  5.30	0.126	0.024	–
  10.59	0.430	0.082	–
  15.89	0.886	0.168	–
  21.19	1.485	0.281	–
  26.48	2.220	0.419	–
  31.78	3.089	0.581	–
  37.08	4.087	0.766	–
  42.37	–	0.975	–
  47.67	–	1.206	–
  52.97	–	1.460	0.361
  58.26	–	1.736	0.429
  63.56	–	2.033	0.502
  68.85	–	2.

• CPC § 2.25 Medium relevance — show source text

  00|2.25|0.70|DR|3.70|1.05|DR|DR| |Minimum 33
  mil steel
  furring or
  minimum
  1x wood
  furringc|33 mil cold-
  formed steel
  stud|#10 screw|Steel thick-
  ness plus 3
  threads|16|3.85|1.45|DR|DR|3.40|DR|DR|DR| |Minimum 33
  mil steel
  furring or
  minimum
  1x wood
  furringc|33 mil cold-
  formed steel
  stud|#10 screw|Steel thick-
  ness plus 3
  threads|24|3.40|DR|DR|DR|2.70|DR|DR|DR| |Minimum 33
  mil steel
  furring or
  minimum
  1x wood
  furringc|43 mil or
  thicker cold-
  formed steel
  stud|#8 Screw|Steel thick-
  ness plus 3
  threads|12|3.00|1.80|DR|DR|3.00|0.65|DR|DR| |Minimum 33
  mil steel
  furring or
  minimum
  1x wood
  furringc|43 mil or
  thicker cold-
  formed steel
  stud|#8 Screw|Steel thick-
  ness plus 3
  threads|16|3.00|1.00|DR|DR|2.85|DR|DR|DR| |Minimum 33
  mil steel
  furring or
  minimum
  1x wood
  furringc|43 mil or
  thicker cold-
  formed steel
  stud|#8 Screw|Steel thick-
  ness plus 3
  threads|24|2.85|DR|DR|DR|2.20|DR|DR|DR| |Minimum 33
  mil steel
  furring or
  minimum
  1x wood
  furringc|43 mil or
  thicker cold-
  formed steel
  stud|#10 screw|Steel thick-
  ness plus 3
  threads|12|4.00|3.85|2.80|1.80|4.00|3.05|1.50|DR| |Minimum 33
  mil steel
  furring or
  minimum
  1x wood
  furringc|43 mil or
  thicker cold-
  formed steel
  stud|#10 screw|Steel thick-
  ness plus 3
  threads|16|4.00|3.30|1.95|0.60|4.00|2.25|DR|DR| |Minimum 33
  mil steel
  furring or
  minimum
  1x wood
  furringc|43 mil or
  thicker cold-
  formed steel
  stud|#10 screw|Steel thick-
  ness plus 3
  threads|24|4.00|2.25|DR|DR|4.00|0.65|DR|DR| |For SI: 1 inch = 25.4 mm, 1 pound per square foot (psf) = 0.0479 kPa, 1 pound per square inch = 0.00689 MPa.
  DR = Design Required, o.c. = on center.
  a. Wood furring shall be spruce-pine-fir or any softwood species with a specific gravity of 0.42 or greater.

• CPC § 4.1 Medium relevance — show source text

  • 100°F
    (16°C-38°C)|1 h|6 h|2 h|12 h|6 h|24 h| |40°F-60°F
    (4°C-16°C)|2 h|12 h|4 h|24 h|12 h|48 h| |10°F- 40°F
    (-12°C+4°C)|8 h|48 h|16 h|96 h|48 h|8 days| |*If gaps or loose fits are encountered in the system, double these cure times.|*If gaps or loose fits are encountered in the system, double these cure times.|*If gaps or loose fits are encountered in the system, double these cure times.|*If gaps or loose fits are encountered in the system, double these cure times.|*If gaps or loose fits are encountered in the system, double these cure times.|*If gaps or loose fits are encountered in the system, double these cure times.|*If gaps or loose fits are encountered in the system, double these cure times.|

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  FIGURE 1

  LOCATION OF THRUST BLOCKS (STANDARD AND METRIC COMBINED) A COMPARISON OF THRUST-BLOCK AREAS (See Section 4.1)

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  FIGURE 2

  THRUST BLOCK BEARING AREA (See Section 5.2.2)

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  Uniform Plumbing Code References for Ductile Iron and PVC Pressure Building Supply and Exterior Cold-Water Piping

  The following sections of the 2024 Uniform Plumbing Code apply to ductile iron and PVC pressure building supply and exterior cold-water piping.

  Chapter 3 General Regulations

  309.0 Workmanship

  312.0 Protection of Piping, Materials, and Struc tures

  313.0 Hangers, Supports, and Anchors

  314.0 Trenching, Excavation, and Backfill

  Chapter 6 Water Supply and Distribution

  604.0 Materials (water piping)

  Table 604.1 Materials for Building Supply and Water Distribution Piping and Fittings

  605.4 Ductile Iron Pipe and Joints

  605.12 PVC Plastic Pipe and Joints

  605.16.2 Plastic Pipe to Other Materials

  609.0 Installation, Testing, Unions, and Location

  Abbreviations

  IAPMO International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials

  UPC Uniform Plumbing Code published by IAPMO

  AWWA American Water Works Association

  CSA Canadian Standards Association

  Applicable Standards.

  ASME B16.4 Gray Iron Threaded Fittings Classes 125 and 250

  ASTM D1785 Poly (Vinyl Chloride) (PVC) Plastic Pipe, Schedules 40, 80, and 120

  ASTM D2241 Poly (Vinyl Chloride) (PVC) Pressure-Rated Pipe (SDR Series)

• CPC § 11.0 Medium relevance — show source text

  11.0 - 1.11.11_|||X|||||||||||||||||||||| |1.13.0||||||||||||||||||||X||||| |Division II - Scope and
  Administration||||||||||||||||||||||||| |101.0||||||||||X|X|X||X|X|||||||||| |102.0||||||||||X|X|X||X|X|||||||||| |103.0||||||||||X|X|X||X|X|||||||||| |104.2 Items 1 & 2||||X|X|||||||||||||||||||| |104.3.1||||||||||X|X|X||X|X|||||||||| |104.4.3.1|X|||||||||||||||||||||||| |105.0||||||||||X|X|X||X|X||||||||||

  This state agency does not adopt sections identified with the following symbol: The Office of the State Fire Marshal’s adoption of this chapter or individual sections is applicable to structures regulated by other state agencies pursuant to Section 1.11.0.

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  CHAPTER 1

  ADMINISTRATION

  DIVISION I

  CALIFORNIA ADMINISTRATION

  1.1.0 General.

  1.1.1 Title. These regulations shall be known as the Califor- nia Plumbing Code, may be cited as such and will be referred to herein as “this code.” The California Plumbing Code is Part 5 of thirteen parts of the official compilation and publi- cation of the adoption, amendment, and repeal of plumbing regulations to the California Code of Regulations, Title 24, also referred to as the California Building Standards Code. This part incorporates by adoption the 2024 Uniform Plumb- ing Code of the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials with necessary California amendments.

  1.1.2 Purpose. The purpose of this code is to establish the minimum requirements to safeguard the public health, safety and general welfare through structural strength, means of egress facilities, stability, access to persons with disabilities, sanitation, adequate lighting and ventilation, and energy con- servation; safety to life and property from fire and other haz- ards attributed to the built environment; and to provide safety to fire fighters and emergency responders during emergency operations.

  1.1.3 Scope. The provisions of this code shall apply to the construction, alteration, movement, enlargement, replace- ment, repair, equipment, use and occupancy, location, main- tenance, removal, and demolition of every building or structure or any appurtenances connected or attached to such buildings or structures throughout the State of California.

• CPC § 2025 Medium relevance — show source text

  Gas Piping| |13|Health Care Facilities and Medical Gas and Medical Vacuum Systems| |14|Firestop Protection| |15|Alternate Water Sources for Nonpotable Applications| |16|Nonpotable Rainwater Catchment Systems| |17|Referenced Standards| |Appendix A|Recommended Rules for Sizing the Water Supply System| |Appendix B|Explanatory Notes on Combination Waste and Vent Systems| |Appendix C|Alternate Plumbing Systems| |Appendix D|Sizing Storm Water Drainage Systems| |Appendix E|Manufactured/Mobile Home Parks and Recreational Vehicle Parks| |Appendix F|Firefighter Breathing Air Replenishment Systems| |Appendix G|Sizing of Venting Systems| |Appendix H|Private Sewage Disposal Systems| |Appendix I|Installation Standards| |Appendix J|Combination of Indoor and Outdoor Combustion and Ventilation Opening Design| |Appendix K|Potable Rainwater Catchment Systems| |Appendix L|Sustainable Practices| |Appendix M|Peak Water Demand Calculator| |Appendix N|Impact of Water Temperature on the Potential for Scalding and Legionella Growth| |Appendix O|Non-Sewered Sanitation Systems| |Appendix P|Professional Qualifications| |Appendix Q|Indoor Horticultural Facilities| |Appendix R|Tiny Houses| |Appendix S|Onsite Stormwater Treatment Systems|

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  FORMAT OF THE UNIFORM PLUMBING CODE

  The following is a summary of the scope and intent of the provisions addressed within the chapters and appendices of the Uniform Plumbing Code :

  Chapter 1 Administration.

  Chapter 1 regulates the application, enforcement, and administration of subsequent requirements of the code. As well as establishing the scope of the code, this chapter is concerned with enforcing the requirements contained in the body of the code. A plumbing code, as with any other code, is intended to be adopted as a legally enforceable document to safeguard health, safety, property, and public welfare. The code cannot be effective without satisfactory provisions for its administration and enforcement. The Authority Having Jurisdiction is to review the proposed and completed work and to decide whether a plumbing system conforms to the code requirements. As a public servant, the Authority Having Jurisdiction enforces the code in an unbiased, proper manner. The design professional is responsible for the design of a safe plumbing system. The contractor is responsible for installing the system in accordance with the plans.

  Chapter 2 Definitions.

  To maintain consistency and encourage the use of common terminology, Chapter 2 establishes definitions to provide clarity of terms and promote the use of a common language throughout the code. Understanding definitions within the context of their application enables greater collaboration, efficiency, standardization, and interpretation in applying and enforcing terms used throughout the code. Codes are technical documents, and every term can impact the meaning of the code text. Terms not defined have a normally accepted meaning.

  Chapter 3 General Regulations.

  Chapter 3 regulates the general requirements, not specific to other chapters, for installing plumbing systems. Many regulations are not specific plumbing requirements but relate to the overall plumbing system. This chapter contains safety requirements for installing plumbing and also contains nonplumbing requirements for identifying pipes, pipe fittings, traps, fixtures, materials, and devices used in plumbing systems.

• CPC § 6.10 Medium relevance — show source text

  84|6.10|6.30|6.61|6.84|7.00| |45|75|30|5.75|6.00|6.19|6.47|6.68|6.83| |44|75|31|5.67|5.91|6.08|6.34|6.53|6.67| |43|75|32|5.59|5.82|5.99|6.23|6.39|6.52| |42|75|33|5.51|5.74|5.90|6.12|6.27|6.39| |41|75|34|5.43|5.66|5.81|6.02|6.16|6.26| |46|80|34|5.43|5.66|5.81|6.02|6.16|6.26| |40|75|35|5.35|5.58|5.73|5.93|6.06|6.15| |45|80|35|5.35|5.58|5.73|5.93|6.06|6.15| |44|80|36|5.26|5.50|5.65|5.84|5.96|6.05| |43|80|37|5.16|5.42|5.57|5.76|5.87|5.96| |42|80|38|5.06|5.33|5.49|5.67|5.79|5.87| |41|80|39|4.95|5.24|5.41|5.60|5.71|5.78| |46|85|39|4.95|5.24|5.41|5.60|5.71|5.78| |40|80|40|4.83|5.14|5.32|5.52|5.63|5.70| |45|85|40|4.83|5.14|5.32|5.52|5.63|5.70| |44|85|41|4.69|5.04|5.253|5.43|5.55|5.62| |43|85|42|4.55|4.93|5.13|5.35|5.47|5.54| |42|85|43|4.38|4.80|5.03|5.26|5.38|5.46| |41|85|44|4.21|4.67|4.91|5.17|5.30|5.38| |40|85|45|4.01|4.52|4.79|5.06|5.20|5.29| |Condenser DT2|Condenser DT2|Condenser DT2|14.04|11.23|9.36|7.02|5.62|4.68| |1. LIFT = Entering Condenser Water Temperature (°F) – Leaving Chilled Water Temperature (°F)
  2.

• CPC § 6.44 Medium relevance — show source text

  17|6.44|6.66|6.99|7.23|7.40| |45|75|30|6.08|6.34|6.54|6.84|7.06|7.22| |44|75|31|6.00|6.24|6.43|6.71|6.90|7.05| |43|75|32|5.91|6.15|6.33|6.58|6.76|6.89| |42|75|33|5.83|6.07|6.23|6.47|6.63|6.75| |41|75|34|5.74|5.98|6.14|6.36|6.51|6.62| |46|80|34|5.74|5.98|6.14|6.36|6.51|6.62| |40|75|35|5.65|5.90|6.05|6.26|6.40|6.51| |45|80|35|5.65|5.90|6.05|6.26|6.40|6.51| |44|80|36|5.56|5.81|5.97|6.17|6.30|6.40| |43|80|37|5.46|5.73|5.89|6.08|6.21|6.30| |42|80|38|5.35|5.64|5.80|6.00|6.12|6.20| |41|80|39|5.23|5.54|5.71|5.91|6.03|6.11| |46|85|39|5.23|5.54|5.71|5.91|6.03|6.11| |40|80|40|5.10|5.44|5.62|5.83|5.95|6.03| |45|85|40|5.10|5.44|5.62|5.83|5.95|6.03| |44|85|41|4.96|5.33|5.55|5.74|5.86|5.94| |43|85|42|4.81|5.21|5.42|5.66|5.78|5.86| |42|85|43|4.63|5.08|5.31|5.56|5.69|5.77| |41|85|44|4.45|4.93|5.19|5.46|5.60|5.69| |40|85|45|4.24|4.77|5.06|5.35|5.50|5.59| |Condenser DT2|Condenser DT2|Condenser DT2|14.04|11.23|9.36|7.02|5.62|4.68| |1. LIFT = Entering Condenser Water Temperature (°F) – Leaving Chilled Water Temperature (°F)
  2.

• CPC § 1303.4.2 Medium relevance — show source text

  steamer.

  1303.4.2 Vapor Vents and Stacks. Where a sterilizer or bedpan steamer has provision for a vapor vent and such a vent is required by the manufacturer, the vent shall be extended to the outdoors above the roof. Sterilizer and bedpan steamer vapor vents shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s installation instructions and shall not be connected to a drainage system vent.

  1303.5 Aspirators. Provisions for aspirators or other watersupplied suction devices shall be installed with the specific approval of the Authority Having Jurisdiction. Where aspirators are used for removing body fluids, they shall include a collection container to collect liquids and solid particles. Aspirators shall indirectly discharge to the sanitary drainage system through an air gap in accordance with Section 806.1. The potable water supply to an aspirator shall be protected by a vacuum breaker or equivalent backflow protection device in accordance with Section 603.5.9.

  1303.6 Drains. Drains shall be installed on dryers, aftercoolers, separators, and receivers.

  1303.7 Clinical Sinks. Clinical sinks shall be installed in

  accordance with the manufacturer’s installation instructions

  and shall comply with Section 1303.7.1.

  1303.7.1 Drainage Connection. Clinical sinks shall be directly connected to the sanitary drainage system and shall be provided with approved flushing devices installed in accordance with Section 413.1.

  1303.8 Water Supply for Hospitals. Hospitals shall be provided with not less than two approved potable water sources that are installed in such a manner as to prevent the interruption of water service.

  1303.9 Work Performed in Occupied Healthcare Facilities. In existing, occupied, inpatient healthcare facilities, all plumbing systems installation and remodel work shall be performed by personnel certified in accordance with ASSE/IAPMO/ANSI 12010.

  1304.0 Medical Gas and Medical Vacuum Piping Sys- tems.

  1304.1 General. The installation of medical gas and medical vacuum piping systems shall comply with the requirements of this chapter. 1304.1.1 [OSHPD 1, 1R, 2, 3, 4 & 5] Medical gas sys- tems for health care facilities that are regulated by OSHPD (hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, and intermediate care facilities, licensed clinics, and correctional treatment cen- ters) shall be in accordance with NFPA 99, Standard for Health Care Facilities. See California Fire Code Refer- enced Standards (Chapter 80) for applicable version of the Standard. See California Building Code Table 1224.4.6.1 for location and number of station outlets for oxygen, vac- uum, and medical air.

• CPC § 0.099 Medium relevance — show source text

  c, d, e	Col2	Col3	Col4	Col5	Col6
  MAXIMUM DESIGN PRESSURE (+ or - psf)	MINIMUM PANEL SPAN RATING	MINIMUM PANEL PERFORMANCE CATEGORY	NAIL TYPE AND SIZE	FASTENERa SPACINGe ALONG EDGES AND INTERMEDIATE SUPPORTS (inches)	FASTENERa SPACINGe ALONG EDGES AND INTERMEDIATE SUPPORTS (inches)
  MAXIMUM DESIGN PRESSURE (+ or - psf)	MINIMUM PANEL SPAN RATING	MINIMUM PANEL PERFORMANCE CATEGORY	NAIL TYPE AND SIZE	Galvanized Steel	Stainless Steel
  30	24/0	3/8	6d box (2 × 0.099 × 0.266 head diameter)	6f	4
  40	24/0	3/8	6d box (2 × 0.099 × 0.266 head diameter)	6	4
  50	24/0	3/8	6d box (2 × 0.099 × 0.266 head diameter)	4	4
  50	24/0	3/8	8d common (21/2 × 0.131 × 0.281 head diameter)	6	6
  60	24/0	3/8	6d box (2 × 0.099 × 0.266 head diameter)	4	3
  60	24/0	3/8	8d common (21/2 × 0.131 × 0.281 head diameter)	6	4
  70	24/16	7/16	8d common (21/2× 0.131 × 0.281 head diameter)	4	4
  70	24/16	7/16	10d box (3 × 0.128 × 0.312 head diameter)	6	4
  80	24/16	7/16	8d common (21/2 × 0.131 × 0.281 head diameter)	4	4
  80	24/16	7/16	10d box (3 × 0.128 × 0.312 head diameter)	6	4
  90	32/16	15/32	8d common (21/2 × 0.131 × 0.281 head diameter)	4	3
  90	32/16	15/32	10d box (3 × 0.128 × 0.312 head diameter)	6	4
  For SI: 1 inch = 25.4 mm, 1 pound per square foot = 0.0479 kPa. a. Fasteners shall comply with Sections R703.3.2 and R703.3.3. b. Maximum spacing of exterior soffit framing members shall not exceed 24 inches. c. Wood structural panels shall be of an exterior exposure grade. d. Wood structural panels shall be installed with strength axis perpendicular to supports with not fewer than two continuous spans. e.

• CPC § 7.47 Medium relevance — show source text

  15|7.47|7.72|8.10|8.37|8.58| |45|75|30|7.05|7.35|7.58|7.93|8.18|8.36| |44|75|31|6.95|7.23|7.45|7.77|8.00|8.16| |43|75|32|6.85|7.13|7.33|7.63|7.83|7.98| |42|75|33|6.75|7.03|7.22|7.49|7.68|7.82| |41|75|34|6.65|6.93|7.12|7.37|7.55|7.67| |46|80|34|6.65|6.93|7.12|7.37|7.55|7.67| |40|75|35|6.55|6.83|7.01|7.26|7.42|7.54| |45|80|35|6.55|6.83|7.01|7.26|7.42|7.54| |44|80|36|6.44|6.73|6.92|7.15|7.30|7.41| |43|80|37|6.32|6.63|6.82|7.05|7.19|7.30| |42|80|38|6.20|6.53|6.72|6.95|7.09|7.19| |41|80|39|6.06|6.42|6.62|6.85|6.99|7.08| |46|85|39|6.06|6.42|6.62|6.85|6.99|7.08| |40|80|40|5.91|6.30|6.52|6.76|6.89|6.98| |45|85|40|5.91|6.30|6.52|6.76|6.89|6.98| |44|85|41|5.75|6.17|6.403|6.66|6.79|6.89| |43|85|42|5.57|6.03|6.28|6.55|6.70|6.79| |42|85|43|5.37|5.88|6.16|6.44|6.59|6.69| |41|85|44|5.15|5.71|6.01|6.33|6.49|6.59| |40|85|45|4.91|5.53|5.86|6.20|6.37|6.48| |Condenser DT2|Condenser DT2|Condenser DT2|14.04|11.23|9.36|7.02|5.62|4.68| |1. LIFT = Entering Condenser Water Temperature (°F) – Leaving Chilled Water Temperature (°F)
  2.

• CPC § 9-11 Medium relevance — show source text

  
  9”||||||

  Col1	Col2	Col3
  /8”	/8”	/8”
  8”	8”

  9/16”

  Bus Drilling Detail

  Figure 9-11 Bused CT Cabinet (4-Wire Service, 400 Amps Max)

  9-9 2022 – 2023

  Section 9, Electric Metering: Components and Cable Terminating Facilities

  9.9. Meter Box for Transformer-Rated Metering

  Applicants must ensure that meter socket jaw requirements and connections are made according to the rules in Section 5, “Electric Metering: General,” Subsection 5.6., “Meter Types and Connections,” on Page 5-26.

  Horizontal Lay-In Bonding Lug With #8 Min. Wire Capacity

  3/4” Wire Pulling Space

  Caution Sign “DO NOT BREAK SEALS,

  NO FUSES INSIDE”

  Hub 12” Min.	12” Min.	Col3	Hub	Col5	Col6
  Front Seal ALS, E” Hub 3” 3” 1-3/4” Max. 5” See Note 1 9” 2 11”			Hub	Hub	Hub
  Front Seal ALS, E” Hub 3” 3” 1-3/4” Max. 5” See Note 1 9” 2 11”				9” 2 1”
  Front Seal ALS, E” Hub 3” 3” 1-3/4” Max. 5” See Note 1 9” 2 11”
  Front Seal ALS, E” Hub 3” 3” 1-3/4” Max. 5” See Note 1 9” 2 11”
  Front Seal ALS, E” Hub 3” 3” 1-3/4” Max. 5” See Note 1 9” 2 11”	See Note 1	See Note 1
  Front Seal ALS, E” Hub 3” 3” 1-3/4” Max. 5” See Note 1 9” 2 11”	1-3/4”	1-3/4”	Max.	Max.	Max.

  2 K.O. (See Note 2)

  4-1/2”

• CPC § 04-15 Medium relevance — show source text

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  Table	1 Description of Items to be Furnished and Installed by Customer
  Item	Description
  1	Option 1: Meter Adapter, Cooper B-Line Cat. No. MARR20L45GRSD (160A) Use with Customer’s Panel Rated at 160A Continuous1, 2
  1	Option 2: Meter Adapter, Ekstrom Industries No. 722B (175A). Specify Left, Right, or Bottom Hub
  2	Combination Service Meter and Breaker Panel (rating as required)
  3	Pull Termination Box, 8” x 12” x 4”, Rain-Tight, Circle A-W (Cooper B-Line) No. R-9007A or Equivalent (see Note 4M on Page 2)
  4	Conduit, See Notes 4C and 4G on Page 1
  5	Hub to Be Closed and Made Tamper Proof
  6	Pull Termination Box, 12” x 26” x 6”, Rain-Tight, Circle A-W Catalog Number R-90008, or Equivalent (see Note 4K on Page 2)

  1 Fifth jaw accessory, use Cooper B-Line Cat. No. 50365. 2 Reducer hub and gasket accessories for 2” conduit, use Cooper B-Line Cat. No. AW200 and 12750A.

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