Pressure Vacuum Breaker (PVB Sample Clauses

Pressure Vacuum Breaker (PVB. The approved pressure vacuum breaker assembly shall be located as close as practical to the user's connection or meter and shall be installed at least 12" inches above all downstream plumbing and the highest fixture flood level rim, outlet, or highest point of water use. In no case should the PVB assembly be used if backpressure could develop in the downstream piping. The PVB shall be installed inline in a vertical position with adequate space to facilitate maintenance and testing. The PVB shall be installed in an area where water spillage through the vacuum relief valve (air inlet) is not objectionable. Adequate drainage to floor drains should be provided to accommodate this spillage. The PVB shall not be installed in a vent hood or where toxic or objectionable fumes or substances could enter and contaminate the potable water piping. Prior to installation, refer to the manufacturer's literature concerning temperature ranges. The PVB must be protected from freezing temperatures and if installed where temperatures will reach 110 degrees F (43 degrees C) or above, the hot water type of assembly must be used. Properly installed, the PVB may be used to protect all levels of hazard under backsiphonage conditions only.
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