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natural gas and light fixtures

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Jangelilli
 
Reply Mon 16 Jan, 2017 03:11 pm
I live in PA and I have a tight area. The light fixtures are the old style ceramic and are within an inch of the black steel gas piping. Is this an issue with the NEC? Is it an issue with the NFPA? What do the codes say about this situation?
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