UL 1738 Flue Gas Venting to Safeguard Against the Dangers of Carbon Monoxide

On Demand Until Spetember 10, 2020

Duration:60 minutes

Abstract:

System 1738® is the first engineered PVC Flue Gas Venting System certified to UL 1738. System 1738 is a system consisting of pipe, fittings, termination kits, and cement manufactured to strict quality standards. The safety concern today is in the use of plumbing Solid Wall Schedule 40 or Foam Core DWV pipe and fittings in FGV applications. These products were never intended to be used in FGV applications, but they have been chosen because they are often the least expensive materials available. Simply put, plumbing DWV products are NOT designed to meet the life safety standards of FGV applications.


In this webinar, you will learn:

  • Why you shouldn’t use DWV plumbing pipe for venting gas-fired appliances

  • About code changes that now recognize the UL 1738 Flue Gas Venting Standard

  • How to increase public safety while decreasing liability
  • Best practices for installing a solvent welding vent system



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