On 2/3/2012 8:37 PM, RBM wrote:
On 2/3/2012 7:13 PM, wrote:


A power failure every year or less can be considered "frequent
interchange". - if you don't wish to make a case for anti-vibration
(and you do not have a "compliant connection" or whatever you call the
fabric connector on the duct hood.

Boy, you are one master of misinterpretation. It's referring to
interchanging the appliance. You don't replace your boiler because of
frequent power failures.
I would love to see you try and run your silly arguments by an
electrical inspector. They'd laugh you right out of the business.

I spoke with an insurance underwriter, their position is:

1. During a power outage, they prefer that you take reasonable steps to
keep your pipes from freezing and causing thousands in damage to your home.

2. They would rather have you run your gas or oil furnace off of an
extension cord and a genset than use one of those portable kerosene or
propane heaters.