Oil Piping

Select approved pipe type in accordance with applicable code (e.g., NFPA 31, IMC)

Locate/route oil piping so as to not create a trip hazard and not be damaged by water

Support oil piping in compliance with applicable code (e.g., NFPA 31, IMC)

All piping installations must contain at a minimum: a fire valve, a manual oil shut off valve, union joint, and filter fitting for each appliance

If a fuel pump is required, design it in accordance with manufacturer specifications based on fuel type, distance from tank, and equipment size

Install a serviceable strainer in the pump supply side

Pump must be interlocked with appliance to cut off when appliance is not functioning

Use connectors and filter fittings that are approved by applicable code (e.g., NFPA 31, IMC)