What is the maximum permitted interval for spacing pipe labels?

The maximum permitted interval for spacing pipe labels is 20 feet. This standard is implemented to ensure that identification of medical gas pipelines remains clear and accessible in healthcare environments. Proper labeling is crucial for safety, allowing medical staff to quickly identify the type of gas within a given pipe and respond appropriately in emergency situations or during maintenance. By limiting the distance between labels to 20 feet, it enhances visibility and reduces the risk of confusion or errors related to gas identification. This spacing guideline aligns with regulations and industry best practices in medical gas installations, promoting both safety and efficiency in healthcare facilities.