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California rules for running electrical conduit below gas meter
- Thread starter david71
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alfredeneuman
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I don't know any electrical regulation against it.
It may be in the Fuel Gas Code though. (NFPA 54)
It may be in the Fuel Gas Code though. (NFPA 54)
reader2580
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It is likely the gas utility would not allow it. They usually have a certain radius where no electrical can be in relation to the gas meter.
JohnX14
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The conduit shouldn't be an issue. Any source of ignition (meter, light fixture, etc) needs to be 4' from the gas meter. At least here. That is gas company rule, not NEC. And 10' from a propane regulator.
wyliesdiesels
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I would check with Profit Gouge & Execute or SoCal Gas
PG&E's regs will be in the Greenbook, So Cal Gas should have similar regs online.I would check with Profit Gouge & Execute or SoCal Gas