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16 May 1999 at 10:08 pm #282418H
We have recently had our home inspected so we can resell our home. It was brought to our attention that our drain line on our pressure relieve valve is to small. We was told to replace it with a 3/4 line but was not told where to drain it to? The hot water heater is in a utility room that has an 1 1/2 drain in the concrect floor. Is mounting the pressure relieve drain line 3 above the floor going straight down OK? We want our home to be safe and to Plumbing Codes.Thank You Not Sure David
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17 May 1999 at 10:42 am #306223David CreekmoreParticipant
: We have recently had our home inspected so we can resell our home. It was brought to our attention that our drain line on our pressure relieve valve is to small. We was told to replace it with a 3/4 line but was not told where to drain it to? The hot water heater is in a utility room that has an 1 1/2 drain in the concrect floor. Is mounting the pressure relieve drain line 3 above the floor going straight down OK? We want our home to be safe and to Plumbing Codes.: Thank You : Not Sure : David The outlet on any relief valve should not be reduced in size-they are right in that. Dont know the codes in your area, but here, what you suggest would be alright-no more that 3 above floor. draning it to the floor or to the outside? is the floor slooped enough for water to run to drain and not all over the place?
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17 May 1999 at 10:42 am #306227David CreekmoreParticipant
: We have recently had our home inspected so we can resell our home. It was brought to our attention that our drain line on our pressure relieve valve is to small. We was told to replace it with a 3/4 line but was not told where to drain it to? The hot water heater is in a utility room that has an 1 1/2 drain in the concrect floor. Is mounting the pressure relieve drain line 3 above the floor going straight down OK? We want our home to be safe and to Plumbing Codes.: Thank You : Not Sure : David
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17 May 1999 at 10:42 am #306228David CreekmoreParticipant
: : We have recently had our home inspected so we can resell our home. It was brought to our attention that our drain line on our pressure relieve valve is to small. We was told to replace it with a 3/4 line but was not told where to drain it to? The hot water heater is in a utility room that has an 1 1/2 drain in the concrect floor. Is mounting the pressure relieve drain line 3 above the floor going straight down OK? We want our home to be safe and to Plumbing Codes.: : Thank You : : Not Sure : : DavidDavid, If you are in Australia, please find that only authorised persons may perform plumbing work. If this applies to you, I suggest you contact a licensed plumber to perform the work required. If he isnt sure of requirements, he should read AS 3500 part4.2 Brian Dent
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