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After countless requests from clients to verify if a particular system is required to be on emergency or standby power, I decided to write them all down in a single location. While IBC Chapter 27 does have a list of the required systems, I often find myself going to the separate sections referenced from 2702. This cheatsheet has already saved me some time...I'm hoping it does the same for you!
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Naveen Kumar
7/23/2020 07:23:04 am
Hi, somehow i am not able to download this Emergency and standby power cheatsheet, could you please give access or send me the sheet? 10/14/2021 12:00:32 am
What an exquisite article! Your post is very helpful right now. Thank you for sharing this informative one. 2/14/2023 05:49:29 am
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