International Fire Code (IFC) and Energy Storage Systems (ESS) with Bill Brooks

EPISODE · Jun 17, 2021 · 8 MIN

International Fire Code (IFC) and Energy Storage Systems (ESS) with Bill Brooks

from Sean White‘s Solar and Energy Storage Podcast · host whitehousesolar

In this podcast we cover the requirements of the International Fire Code and Energy Storage Systems and sizes of these Energy Storage Systems in the International Fire Code. There are special size requirements as we will learn soon. We were primarily covering the 2018 IFC, the 2021 IFC does not come out yet as of this podcast and even when it does come out it doesn't mean that it’s get adopted right away in your state and so the different sizes of the Energy Storage Systems that we're going to talk about cover from larger than one- and two-family dwellings up to large utility scale systems. Can you get bigger than the utility scale not that I know about, but I'd be interested in your crazy comments? Did you know that ventilation is not required for valve regulated lead acid batteries? That's right ventilation is not required for valve regulated lead acid batteries and you know that now. And also, did you know that the International Fire Code does not apply when you were applying the IRC that's the International Residential Code? And that's for one- and two-family dwellings so the International Fire Code is not supposed to be implemented for one- and two-family dwellings! Look at all this learning that we can do.   To learn more about energy storage, solar, the building codes, the NEC and everything else, go to www.solarsean.com

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