New York Low Pressure Boiler COF Practice

The remote disconnect is typically located at an egress point for safety reasons, allowing for the burner to be shut off quickly from a safe distance in case of an emergency. This strategically placed disconnect ensures that personnel can quickly and effectively cut power to the burner without having to enter potentially hazardous areas, such as the boiler room. Having the remote control for the burner at an egress enhances safety protocols and aligns with best practices in boiler operation, particularly in scenarios where immediate action may be required to prevent accidents or further complications.

Other locations, like near the control panel or at the service entrance, may not provide the same level of immediate accessibility in urgent situations, while labeling it differently would not necessarily highlight its intended use in emergency contexts.