Warning Labels
- 'DO NOT USE' label
- the most important label in the gas installer's portfolio
- informs the customer about fine
- should be used when the installation is considered to be Immediately Dangerous or At Risk
- Compartment Ventilation warning label
- used when either open flued o room sealed appliances are fitted in compartments
- Compartment Ventilation and Storage warning label
- alternative warning label for compartment installations
- instructs user not to store flammable materials in the compartment
- Balanced Compartment warning label
- must be fitted to the door of a balanced compartment containing gas burning appliances
- informs that the door must remain closed at all times during appliance operation
- its not recommended that the compartment is used for storage purposes
- Fireguard warning label
- is used when open, gas burning, space eaters are installed
- informs that the use of fireguard is recommended
- Uncommissioned appliance label
- is used when appliance cannot be fully commissioned and left operating in a safe manner
- Installer/service record label
- reminder of the need to have gas appliances regularly serviced
- should be fitted to an appliance following installation or servicing
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Meter Installation and Control Labels
- responsibility of gas transporters and gas suppliers
- the operative must inform the gas supplier if the meter labeling is inadequate
- Meter Label
- must be attached to all primary gas meters
- there must be a label detailing the location and number of any secondary meters provided (responsibility of secondary meter installer)
- Medium pressure gas meter label
- On/Off Gas Emergency Control Tape
- must be on all meter/emergency controls
- Gas Emergency Control Warning Label
- when the meter installation is remote from a dwelling and not readily accessible to the occupier
- separate emergency control should be provided near to the point of entry of the pipework
- Gas Pipework Identification Tape
- requires under Regulation 23 for commercial and industrial sectors
- not required but a good practice for domestic premises when the pipework is:
- immediately following the gas meter
- under floor boards or in roof space
- outside a property
- adjacent to other piped services
- within a cellar
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