check valve distance from outside tap
- Thread starter Fallout
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Just fit a tap with the valves in.
Ba advice OB,
1 - They are useless, the DCC will be knackered by frost in the first winter
2 - They are not allowed for new installs
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Maybe will down where you are but on the island we don't get bad frosts,so the valves taps are ok and we put internal dcv on new builds op didn't say new build did he?. I personally like internal valves but valved taps are handy mate.
Why aren't they allowed for new installs? WRAS approved ones are readily available
I had to google map to see where the IOL is
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No frost? - it looks like the frozen North to me, so i am surprised
I understand the internal DCV taps are not allowed as a new INSTALLATION, as opposed to only new build.
You sure about that lack of frost, or are you just hardy?
.No frost? - it looks like the frozen North to me, so i am surprised
I understand the internal DCV taps are not allowed as a new INSTALLATION, as opposed to only new build.
You sure about that lack of frost, or are you just hardy?
No my friend we are on the gulf stream and have mild winters if we get snow it lasts two days or less and we get lots of whales and turtles it's a great place to live Bob
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