1986 Ed.]
Places of Public Entertainment Regulations
[CAP. 172
B 33
99. Radio apparatus or any electrical amplifying apparatus shall not be installed or used except with the consent in writing of the licensing authority and in accordance with any conditions of such consent.
[Subsidiary]
Radio installations.
Gas installations
100. Gas meters and the connexions thereto shall be installed in an enclosure constructed of fire-resisting materials. The enclosure shall be ventilated to the open air and shall be reserved exclusively for the meters and connexions. A main cock with fixed handle shall be provided and shall be accessible only to authorized persons.
101. Gas burners shall be guarded by wire guards or glass globes or other efficient means and shall be protected against draughts to the satisfaction of the licensing authority. In open exitways or other exposed positions the gas burners shall be enclosed in weatherproof lanterns. Fittings and accessories liable to interference or damage shall be protected to the satisfaction of the licensing authority.
102. Any connexion to the gas mains for the supply of one of the systems of lighting required by regulation 62 shall be made in such a manner that an accident to any other gas services or supplies cannot jeopardize the minimum lighting. A separate connexion to the gas main shall be made for the supply to any large boiler, engine or cooking plant and to such other apparatus as the licensing authority may determine.
103. (1) Piping other than the connexions to the meter shall be of hard metal and shall be securely fixed away from electrical wiring and apparatus. Where liable to corrosion, piping shall be efficiently protected by painting or such other method as may be approved by the licensing authority.
(2) No wires for the purpose of grounding any electrical apparatus shall be connected to gas piping.
Gas meters and main control.
Guards for burners.
Separation of supplies.
Piping.
etc.
104. Lighting brackets and similar fittings shall be of a rigid pattern. Heavy pendent fittings shall be fitted with secondary means of suspension.
Lighting fittings,
105. Taps within reach of the public shall be of a key pattern or shall be rendered inaccessible to unauthorized persons.
106. In any case in which remote control of gas lights or appliances is permitted by the licensing authority, a suitable bypass and pilot light installation shall be provided.
107. (1) Appliances for high-pressure gas lighting, lime-light or any other purpose not provided for in these regulations shall not be installed except with the consent of the licensing authority and in accordance with any conditions of such consent.
Taps.
Remote control.
Other gas installations.
1986 Ed.]
Places of Public Entertainment Regulations
[CAP. 172
B 33
99. Radio apparatus or any electrical amplifying apparatus shall not be installed or used except with the consent in writing of the licensing authority and in accordance with any conditions of such
consent.
[Subsidiary]
Radio installations.
Gas installations
100. Gas meters and the connexions thereto shall be installed in an enclosure constructed of fire-resisting materials. The enclosure shall be ventilated to the open air and shall be reserved exclusively for the meters and connexions. A main cock with fixed handle shall be provided and shall be accessible only to authorized persons.
101. Gas burners shall be guarded by wire guards or glass globes or other efficient means and shall be protected against draughts to the satisfaction of the licensing authority. In open exitways or other exposed positions the gas burners shall be enclosed in weatherproof lanterns. Fittings and accessories liable to interfer- ence or damage shall be protected to the satisfaction of the licensing authority.
102. Any connexion to the gas mains for the supply of one of the systems of lighting required by regulation 62 shall be made in such a manner that an accident to any other gas services or supplies cannot jeopardize the minimum lighting. A separate connexion to the gas main shall be made for the supply to any large boiler, engine or cooking plant and to such other apparatus as the licensing authority may determine.
103. (1) Piping other than the connexions to the meter shall be of hard metal and shall be securely fixed away from electrical wiring and apparatus. Where liable to corrosion, piping shall be efficiently protected by painting or such other method as may be approved by the licensing authority.
(2) No wires for the purpose of grounding any electrical apparatus shall be connected to gas piping.
Gas meters and main control.
Guards for burners.
Separation of supplies.
Piping.
etc.
104. Lighting brackets and similar fittings shall be of a rigid Lighting fittings, pattern. Heavy pendent fittings shall be fitted with secondary means of suspension.
105. Taps within reach of the public shall be of a key pattern or shall be rendered inaccessible to unauthorized persons.
106. In any case in which remote control of gas lights or appliances is permitted by the licensing authority, a suitable bypass and pilot light installation shall be provided.
107. (1) Appliances for high-pressure gas lighting, lime-light or any other purpose not provided for in these regulations shall not be installed except with the consent of the licensing authority and in accordance with any conditions of such consent.
Taps.
Remote control.
Other gas installations.
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