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ESF860S S P E C I F I C AT I O N S H E E T Series 860 Reduced Pressure Zone Assemblies Size: 12\” 2\” (15 50 mm)** Pressure Temperature Series 860 Capacity Head Loss The FEB CO Series

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How to fill out reduced pressure zone assemblies:

1. Start by gathering all the necessary documents, including the manufacturer's instructions for the specific assembly you are working with.
2. Make sure you have all the required tools and materials, such as a wrench, pipe cutter, flux, solder, and pipe fittings.
3. Begin by shutting off the main water supply and draining any remaining water from the assembly. This is typically done by opening the test cocks and relief valve.
4. Remove the test cocks and check valves from the assembly, following the manufacturer's instructions as to how to properly do this.
5. Thoroughly inspect all the components of the assembly for any damage or debris. Clean any build-up or debris using a soft brush or cloth.
6. Apply flux to the ends of the assembly components that will be soldered together.
7. Assemble the components according to the manufacturer's instructions, making sure to properly align and connect them.
8. Use a wrench to tighten all the connections, ensuring they are secure and leak-free.
9. Once the assembly is fully assembled, turn on the main water supply and check for any leaks. If any leaks are found, tighten the connections further or apply additional sealant as needed.
10. Finally, test the assembly by opening the test cocks and verifying that water flows through them, indicating proper functionality.

Who needs reduced pressure zone assemblies:

1. Water utilities and municipalities often require reduced pressure zone assemblies in commercial and industrial buildings to protect the public water supply from potential contaminants.
2. Buildings that have backflow prevention requirements, such as hospitals, laboratories, chemical plants, and manufacturing facilities, may need reduced pressure zone assemblies to comply with local regulations.
3. Residential buildings, particularly those with fire sprinkler systems or large irrigation systems, may also require reduced pressure zone assemblies to protect the domestic water supply from potential backflow contamination.

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What is reduced pressure zone assemblies?

Reduced pressure zone assemblies are backflow prevention devices used to protect water supplies from contamination.

Who is required to file reduced pressure zone assemblies?

Various industries and facilities, such as utilities, commercial buildings, and industrial plants may be required to file reduced pressure zone assemblies.

How to fill out reduced pressure zone assemblies?

Reduced pressure zone assemblies must be filled out with accurate information about the device, testing results, and maintenance records.

What is the purpose of reduced pressure zone assemblies?

The purpose of reduced pressure zone assemblies is to prevent the backflow of potentially contaminated water into the clean water supply.

What information must be reported on reduced pressure zone assemblies?

Information such as the make and model of the device, testing results, maintenance records, and location of the assembly must be reported on reduced pressure zone assemblies.