Water trap?

[Dale Young]

Condensation drain line was attached to sewer drain pipe. Call it out because of gases seeping back into unit. The remodling contractor stated " a water trap is installed to prevent sewer gas from flowing back into unit" My question- Does this look like any type of water trap that would prevent gases from seeping back into unit? Also drain line was leaking from unit itself.

[David A. Andersen]

You are just so pickey!

[Dale Young]

Seriously

[Bob Elliott]

Seriously I am asking if we are seeing the whole thing or does the water flow uphill?
Need air gap and trap.

Picture is blurry but what is that grey snake going to.

[Dale Young]

Dont remember about grey snake but now i looked at it closer, looks like conduit; suppose to go back on re-inspection; the water flow is slightly downhill from unit to sewer line

[clambert2]

Not allowed to drill and tap into sewer lines like that. Improper

[Jeffrey Moore]

What is shown in pic 1 is not a trap but just an uphill section.

[Bruce M. Graham]

It would have been a lot easier to install a condensate pump and been done

[Robert J. OConnor]

Its not acceptable to connect a condensate drain to a main waste line ... even with a trap in the condensate line. What happens in the fall/winter when the cooling system is not running and the condensate trap water dries out ...
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[Dale Young]

Exactly, thanks