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PENN TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY P.O. Box 155, Selinsgrove, PA 17870 (570) 3748256 FAX (570) 3746026 Website: www.penntwpma.com Email: PMA Ltd. Backflow PREVENTION DEVICE TEST AND MAINTENANCE REPORTProperty

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How to fill out backflow prevention device test

1. To fill out a backflow prevention device test, you need to follow these steps:
2. Start by identifying the type of backflow prevention device being tested.
3. Gather the necessary equipment and tools, such as a test kit, gauge, and a hose.
4. Shut off the water supply to the device and relieve any pressure inside.
5. Attach the test kit to the device's test ports.
6. Open the control valves to allow water to flow through the device.
7. Monitor the gauge readings and record the results.
8. Perform any required adjustments or repairs if the device fails the test.
9. Close the control valves and remove the test kit from the test ports.
10. Turn on the water supply and check for any leaks or abnormalities.
11. Finally, document the test results and submit them to the appropriate authorities.

Who needs backflow prevention device test?

1. Backflow prevention device tests are typically required for certain individuals or establishments, including:
2. Municipal water suppliers
3. Industrial facilities and businesses
4. Health care facilities
5. Public buildings and schools
6. Irrigation systems
7. Fire sprinkler systems
8. These tests ensure that the backflow prevention devices are functioning properly and are preventing the contamination of drinking water with non-potable water or other substances. It helps maintain the safety and quality of the water supply.

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What is backflow prevention device test?

Backflow prevention device test is a procedure to check and ensure that the backflow prevention device is functioning properly to prevent contaminated water from flowing back into the public water supply.

Who is required to file backflow prevention device test?

Property owners or anyone responsible for a building's plumbing system are typically required to file backflow prevention device test.

How to fill out backflow prevention device test?

To fill out a backflow prevention device test, a certified tester must conduct the test and report the findings to the appropriate regulatory authority.

What is the purpose of backflow prevention device test?

The purpose of backflow prevention device test is to protect public water supplies from contamination by ensuring that backflow prevention devices are functioning properly.

What information must be reported on backflow prevention device test?

The backflow prevention device test report typically includes information such as test results, date of test, name of tester, and any required corrective actions.