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UL 1254
UL Standard for Safety Pre-Engineered Dry Chemical Extinguishing System Units - Fourth Edition; Reprint with Revisions through and Including August 7, 2013
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Year: 2013
Abstract: These requirements cover the construction and operation of fixed pre-engineered dry chemical fire extinguishing system units and fixed automatic extinguisher units intended to be used in accordance with the Standard for Dry Chemical Extinguishing Systems, NFPA 17.
Automatic extinguisher units do not have a manual means of operation and are intended to be used in accordance with the manufacturer's installation instructions. Automatic extinguisher units are not intended for use as a substitute for pre-engineered dry chemical extinguishing system units, or for protection of fire risks larger than those specified in the manufacturer's instructions for a single unit by using multiple units.
Pre-engineered dry chemical extinguishing system units covered by these requirements are intended to be used in the following fire protection systems:
a) Industrial Total Flooding Protection System – A system arranged to discharge dry chemical throughout the intended protected volume. See Fire Test – Total Flooding Protection System, Section 26.
b) Class B Local Application Protection System – A system arranged to discharge dry chemical directly onto a specific area of protection. This application of chemical is normally used where no fixed enclosure exists or an extinguishing system is unable to totally flood the fixed enclosure to achieve extinguishment. See Fire Test – Class B Local Application Protection System, Section 27.
c) Commercial Cooking Equipment Protection System – A system arranged to discharge dry chemical onto cooking surfaces of cooking appliances and into hood and duct systems used for ventilation of commercial cooking appliances. See the Standard for Fire Testing of Fire Extinguishing Systems for Protection of Commercial Cooking Equipment, UL 300.
d) Automobile Service Station Fueling Area Protection System – A system arranged to discharge dry chemical directly onto small spill fires that originate and are maintained within the protected area. See Fire Test – Automobile Service Station Fueling Area Protection System, Section 28.
e) Open-Face Paint Spray Booth Protection System – A system arranged to discharge dry chemical into paint spray working areas and into the plenum and duct systems used for ventilation of paint spraying operations. See Fire Test – Open-Face Point Spray Booth Protection System, Section 29.
f) Vehicle Paint Spray Booth – A system arranged to discharge dry chemical into paint spray working areas and onto the plenum and duct systems used for ventilation of paint spraying operations. See Fire Test – Vehicle Paint Spray Booth Protection System, Section 30.
g) Off-the-Road Vehicle Protection System – A system arranged to discharge dry chemical onto fire risk areas and into volumes of vehicles such as aboveground mobile mining equipment, and mobile earthmoving equipment. See Fire Test – Total Flooding Protection System, Section 26, and Fire Test– Class B Local Application Protection System, Section 27.
Automatic extinguisher units do not have a manual means of operation and are intended to be used in accordance with the manufacturer's installation instructions. Automatic extinguisher units are not intended for use as a substitute for pre-engineered dry chemical extinguishing system units, or for protection of fire risks larger than those specified in the manufacturer's instructions for a single unit by using multiple units.
Pre-engineered dry chemical extinguishing system units covered by these requirements are intended to be used in the following fire protection systems:
a) Industrial Total Flooding Protection System – A system arranged to discharge dry chemical throughout the intended protected volume. See Fire Test – Total Flooding Protection System, Section 26.
b) Class B Local Application Protection System – A system arranged to discharge dry chemical directly onto a specific area of protection. This application of chemical is normally used where no fixed enclosure exists or an extinguishing system is unable to totally flood the fixed enclosure to achieve extinguishment. See Fire Test – Class B Local Application Protection System, Section 27.
c) Commercial Cooking Equipment Protection System – A system arranged to discharge dry chemical onto cooking surfaces of cooking appliances and into hood and duct systems used for ventilation of commercial cooking appliances. See the Standard for Fire Testing of Fire Extinguishing Systems for Protection of Commercial Cooking Equipment, UL 300.
d) Automobile Service Station Fueling Area Protection System – A system arranged to discharge dry chemical directly onto small spill fires that originate and are maintained within the protected area. See Fire Test – Automobile Service Station Fueling Area Protection System, Section 28.
e) Open-Face Paint Spray Booth Protection System – A system arranged to discharge dry chemical into paint spray working areas and into the plenum and duct systems used for ventilation of paint spraying operations. See Fire Test – Open-Face Point Spray Booth Protection System, Section 29.
f) Vehicle Paint Spray Booth – A system arranged to discharge dry chemical into paint spray working areas and onto the plenum and duct systems used for ventilation of paint spraying operations. See Fire Test – Vehicle Paint Spray Booth Protection System, Section 30.
g) Off-the-Road Vehicle Protection System – A system arranged to discharge dry chemical onto fire risk areas and into volumes of vehicles such as aboveground mobile mining equipment, and mobile earthmoving equipment. See Fire Test – Total Flooding Protection System, Section 26, and Fire Test– Class B Local Application Protection System, Section 27.
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| date accessioned | 2017-09-04T18:47:15Z | |
| date available | 2017-09-04T18:47:15Z | |
| date copyright | 02/21/2013 | |
| date issued | 2013 | |
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| description abstract | These requirements cover the construction and operation of fixed pre-engineered dry chemical fire extinguishing system units and fixed automatic extinguisher units intended to be used in accordance with the Standard for Dry Chemical Extinguishing Systems, NFPA 17. Automatic extinguisher units do not have a manual means of operation and are intended to be used in accordance with the manufacturer's installation instructions. Automatic extinguisher units are not intended for use as a substitute for pre-engineered dry chemical extinguishing system units, or for protection of fire risks larger than those specified in the manufacturer's instructions for a single unit by using multiple units. Pre-engineered dry chemical extinguishing system units covered by these requirements are intended to be used in the following fire protection systems: a) Industrial Total Flooding Protection System – A system arranged to discharge dry chemical throughout the intended protected volume. See Fire Test – Total Flooding Protection System, Section 26. b) Class B Local Application Protection System – A system arranged to discharge dry chemical directly onto a specific area of protection. This application of chemical is normally used where no fixed enclosure exists or an extinguishing system is unable to totally flood the fixed enclosure to achieve extinguishment. See Fire Test – Class B Local Application Protection System, Section 27. c) Commercial Cooking Equipment Protection System – A system arranged to discharge dry chemical onto cooking surfaces of cooking appliances and into hood and duct systems used for ventilation of commercial cooking appliances. See the Standard for Fire Testing of Fire Extinguishing Systems for Protection of Commercial Cooking Equipment, UL 300. d) Automobile Service Station Fueling Area Protection System – A system arranged to discharge dry chemical directly onto small spill fires that originate and are maintained within the protected area. See Fire Test – Automobile Service Station Fueling Area Protection System, Section 28. e) Open-Face Paint Spray Booth Protection System – A system arranged to discharge dry chemical into paint spray working areas and into the plenum and duct systems used for ventilation of paint spraying operations. See Fire Test – Open-Face Point Spray Booth Protection System, Section 29. f) Vehicle Paint Spray Booth – A system arranged to discharge dry chemical into paint spray working areas and onto the plenum and duct systems used for ventilation of paint spraying operations. See Fire Test – Vehicle Paint Spray Booth Protection System, Section 30. g) Off-the-Road Vehicle Protection System – A system arranged to discharge dry chemical onto fire risk areas and into volumes of vehicles such as aboveground mobile mining equipment, and mobile earthmoving equipment. See Fire Test – Total Flooding Protection System, Section 26, and Fire Test– Class B Local Application Protection System, Section 27. | |
| language | English | |
| title | UL 1254 | num |
| title | UL Standard for Safety Pre-Engineered Dry Chemical Extinguishing System Units - Fourth Edition; Reprint with Revisions through and Including August 7, 2013 | en |
| type | standard | |
| page | 70 | |
| status | Active | |
| tree | UL - UL:;2013 | |
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