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- over 480,000 plumbing related posts - Plbg.com - the popular
- over 480,000 plumbing related posts - Plbg.com - the popular plumbing forum. Ask any toilet, sink, faucet, pump, water quality and plumbing related questions. Plumbing Water Heater Pressure Relief Author: rdtompki (CA) I'm putting a[...]
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Author: rdtompki (CA) I'm putting a "point of use"
Author: rdtompki (CA) I'm putting a "point of use" 10 gal. electric WH over my garage near the kitchen and laundry room; my tankless is at the far end of the house. I'll have a pan drain and the pressure relief running to the eaves, about[...]
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Author: bill plumber (FL) Check your local code, but CPVC is
Author: bill plumber (FL) Check your local code, but CPVC is approved for relief lines in Florida. This tells me it is fine the only question would be if it is getting inspected and then you would have to follow the local code. Also there are no solids[...]
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Author: jimmy-o (CA) The piping must slope continuously
Author: jimmy-o (CA) The piping must slope continuously downward from the valve, with no upturns or bellies. It must terminate between 6 and 12" above the ground. You can pipe it with any material approved for domestic water. The state[...]
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Author: bill plumber (FL) Its an electric water heater. What
Author: bill plumber (FL) Its an electric water heater. What heat? The hot water heat? If that was the case he could not use CPVC distribution pipe. PVC is not approved for relief valve discharge piping.But I agree do not trap the line. Edited 1 times.[...]
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Author: jimmy-o (CA) The only applicable code section I find
Author: jimmy-o (CA) The only applicable code section I find is 608.5 which allows any approved material, provided full ID is maintained, and the spec there is max 24" above ground. This is a general section of pressure relief valves, and[...]
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Author: dlh (TX) that is it jimmy, you can use any approved
Author: dlh (TX) that is it jimmy, you can use any approved material which both copper and cpvc are. the code requires it to run full i.d. the whole way and terminate between 6" and 24" above the ground. now depending on your local code[...]
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