ULC 675.1

1 SCOPE
1.1 This Standard provides minimum requirements for primary containment leak detection that uses quantitative assessment of physical characteristics to detect leaks in the primary containment.

1.2 These requirements do not cover qualitative nonvolumetric leak detection devices.

1.3 The requirements of this Standard apply to newly-manufactured products. The requirements of this Standard do not apply to installation and monitoring procedures.
NOTE: The identifier “leak detection device” used throughout this document applies to the sensor, plus any cables, connected equipment, software, and display necessary to detect and declare a leak. Since the elements of a particular product may range from all of these items, to a sensor with an integrated display alone, the requirements for marking permit the product elements to be marked “leak detection device” or “leak detection equipment” as appropriate.

1.4 In addition to this Standard’s traditional safety requirements for leak detection devices that primarily evaluate functional operation, mechanical integrity, electrical safety and mitigate fire & environmental hazards from loss of liquid containment under expected normal conditions; optional construction and/or performance requirements, and associated ratings, intended to address more severe conditions associated with the effects of Climate Change are included in Appendix C.

1.5 Except for optional Climate Change Adaptation requirements in Appendix C, these requirements do not cover special evaluations for resistance to, or use after, earthquakes, floods, high wind events, or other natural disasters.
NOTE 1: The identifier “leak detection device” used throughout this document applies to the sensor, plus any cables, connected equipment, software, and display necessary to detect and declare a leak. Since the elements of a particular product may range from all of these items, to a sensor with an integrated display alone, the requirements for marking permit the product elements to be marked “leak detection device” or “leak detection equipment” as appropriate.
NOTE 2: See the Note at the beginning of Appendix C for further information on the terms “Adaptation” and “Mitigation”, as they pertain to Climate Change.