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What is the maximum allowable gas pressure for a residential natural gas appliance in psi?

In most residential applications, the maximum allowable natural gas pressure at the appliance is 0.5 psi (14 inches water column).

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Question: What is the maximum allowable gas pressure for a residential natural gas appliance in psi?

Answer options: ✅ 0.5 psi

  • 2 psi
  • 5 psi
  • 10 psi

Correct answer: 0.5 psi

Explanation: In most residential applications, the maximum allowable natural gas pressure at the appliance is 0.5 psi (14 inches water column).

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