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1. Deleting the word “natural’ from the term “natural gray’ in Table 7.1.COMMENTS DUE: SEPTEMBER 15,2004
Attached as Appendix A for your review and comment is a proposed requirement for UL 1230. Attachedas Appendix B for your review and comment is the impact statement and proposed efective dateQuestions regarding interpretation of requirements should be directed to the respons ible UL Staff
Please note that proposed requirements are of a tentative and early nature and are for review andcomment only. Current requrements are to be used to judge a product until these requirements arepublished in final form.
PRODUCTS AND INDUSTRIES AFFECTED BY THE PROPOSAL
UL requests your assistance in identifying other products or industries that might be afected by therequirements contained in this bulletin, UL suggests that all suppliers or customers for these productsand industries be made aware of these requirements prior to their proposed efective date. Also, pleaseforward your suggestions to UL so that these products and industries may be identifed in futurebulle tin s .
Comments should be made in writing and may be sent by fax to (408) 556-6268 or by mail to theattention of Michael Hieb at UL’ Santa Clara ofice. Comments may also be sent via E-mail tomichaelj.hieb @us.ul.com”, Please reference all correspondence to Subiect 1230. Note all commentsreceived are public and may be circulated to others. lf you respond by fax or E-mail, please includeyour full name and company name and address to ensure a reply.
Unless specifically requested to do so, UL will not acknowledge comments indicating concurrence withthese proposals.
For your convenience in re vie w, proposed additions to existing requirements are shown underlined andproposed dele tions are shown linedout.
1.DELETION OF“NATURAL”FROM THE TERM”NATURAL GRAY”
RATIONALE
UL 1230 currently requires that a wire intended to be grounded be identified by being either solid whiteor”natural gray
“Natural gray”is an undefined term that is no longer used in the National Electrical Code. Therefore ULproposes that the word “natura be deleted from the term “natural gray” in Table 7.1 of UL 1230. Eithergray or white will be equaly and interchangeably acceptable for the identifcation of a groundedconductor in wires.
This proposal is consistent with Article 200 of the National Electrical Code. ANSINFPA 70-2002
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