According to CP-201, which of the following is NOT a requirement for condensate traps?

The requirement that condensate traps must be installed at least below the UST tank level is not a standard requirement outlined in CP-201. Instead, condensate traps are typically designed to be positioned in a way that facilitates proper functioning without necessarily having to be below the tank level. Ensuring that condensate traps can effectively collect and manage condensate is critical, but the specific elevation relative to the UST (Underground Storage Tank) is not mandated in this standard.

In contrast, being CARB (California Air Resources Board) certified, having the ability for automatic evacuation of liquid, and being equipped with an alarm system for evacuation failure are crucial requirements. These components ensure that condensate traps function efficiently and safely, minimizing emissions and protecting the environment. The alarm system, for instance, provides a necessary safety feature to alert operators to any malfunction in the system, helping to prevent hazardous situations.