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TEST & MAINTENANCE FIELD DATA REDUCED PRESSURE ZONE ASSEMBLY OWNER: SERVICE ADDRESS: LOCATION OF DEVICE: MANUFACTURER: MODEL: SIZE: SERIAL NUMBER: INITIAL TEST CHECK VALVE #1 CHECK VALVE #2 DIFFERENTIAL

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How to fill out a reduced pressure zone assembly:

1. First, gather all the necessary tools and equipment such as a wrench, pressure gauge, and assembly manual.
2. Start by shutting off the water supply to the assembly to ensure no water will be flowing during the filling process.
3. Locate the test cocks on the assembly. These are usually small valve stems that can be opened and closed.
4. Slowly open the test cocks one by one, starting from the downstream cock and then the upstream cock. This is done to release any pressure that may be trapped in the assembly.
5. Attach a pressure gauge to the test cock and ensure it is secure.
6. Slowly open the downstream isolation valve to allow water to flow into the assembly.
7. Monitor the pressure gauge and make sure it reaches the desired pressure level for the assembly as specified in the manual.
8. Once the desired pressure is reached, close the downstream isolation valve to stop the water flow.
9. Close the test cocks in the reverse order that they were opened, starting with the upstream cock and then the downstream cock.
10. Lastly, double-check that all valves are properly closed and the assembly is securely fastened.

Who needs a reduced pressure zone assembly:

1. Reduced pressure zone assemblies are essential for buildings or facilities that have a high risk of water contamination, such as commercial or industrial properties.
2. It is required by code for many applications, including buildings with fire sprinkler systems, medical facilities, and water treatment plants.
3. Any location that relies on backflow prevention to protect the potable water supply from potential contamination should have a reduced pressure zone assembly installed.

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What is reduced pressure zone assembly?

Reduced pressure zone assembly is a backflow prevention device used to protect water supplies from contamination.

Who is required to file reduced pressure zone assembly?

Building owners or operators are typically required to file for reduced pressure zone assembly.

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To fill out reduced pressure zone assembly, one must provide detailed information about the device and its installation.

What is the purpose of reduced pressure zone assembly?

The purpose of reduced pressure zone assembly is to prevent backflow and contamination of water supplies.

What information must be reported on reduced pressure zone assembly?

Information such as the device type, installation location, and test results must be reported on reduced pressure zone assembly.

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