Insulation covers system labels or flow arrows
Labels, flow arrows, tags, and access markings still need to be readable after insulation. Relocate or expose them as directed.
Stop if
- This label/arrow will be covered by insulation. Do you want it exposed, replaced, or documented first?
Watch out
- Do not bury labels that inspectors, TAB, or service techs need.
Check
- Find labels, tags, flow arrows, and service markings before covering.
- Ask whether labels must be exposed, replaced, or photographed.
- Keep equipment/access identifiers readable for TAB, inspection, and service.
- Do not cover a UL/rated label without direction.
Steps
- Find labels, tags, flow arrows, and service markings before covering.
- Ask whether labels must be exposed, replaced, or photographed.
- Keep equipment/access identifiers readable for TAB, inspection, and service.
- Do not cover a UL/rated label without direction.
Say this to your foreman
This label/arrow will be covered by insulation. Do you want it exposed, replaced, or documented first?
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