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Prevents outside water from siphoning through an outside faucet and contaminating the drinking water
Prevents outside water from siphoning through an outside faucet and contaminating the drinking water
The Atmospheric Vacuum Breaker is designed to prevent contaminants from entering the main water supply through sprinkler heads. It is not designed to be used as a mainline anti-siphon device.
Ideal for use where lead free valves are required. Designed for installation on potable water lines to protect against both backsiphonage and back pressure of polluted water into the potable water supply.
The Model 705 shall provide protection where a potential health hazard does not exist. Applications include indoor and outdoor meter box installations as primary domestic water protection. Standard lay length allows for retrofit of existing dual checks. Lead-free body and checks ensure safe drinking water while providing maximum corrosion resistance.
Maximum Working Pressure: 175psi (12.1 bar).
The FEBCO Series 825Y Reduced Pressure Zone Assemblies are used to protect against high hazard (toxic) fluids in water services to industrial plants, hospitals, morgues, mortuaries, and chemical plants. They are also used in irrigation systems, boiler feed, water lines and other installations requiring maximum protection.
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Approvals – Standards
WARNING! Irrigation systems supplied by domestic or private potable water systems are considered to be a potential pollution hazard to the water supply. These systems must include protection to prevent possible backflow of irrigation water into the potable water supply.
Federal law requires a proper backflow device to be installed on any watering system to prevent contamination of the supply; whether it be pump or city water. Check your local water authority for installation requirements & codes. In many rural areas; specific requirements for landscape irrigation systems may not be covered in local plumbing codes and/or enforcement may be limited. HOWEVER...limitation in local authority does not alter the basic requirement for protection of the potable water supply.
