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Old 4/3/10, 2:58 PM
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Default Gray Pipe okay for TPR?

Does anyone know if this gray pipe is okay for use with a TPR? I don't want to call it out, if it is.
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Old 4/3/10, 3:38 PM
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Default Re: Gray Pipe okay for TPR?

Mark,
Without being able to see any markings, I would call it as being PVC (which I believe gray pipe is), which is not approved. I'm not sure if there is a gray CPVC pipe. Is the relief/test handle too close to the wall/trim to operate? If so, I would call it out for that (unable to operate).
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Old 4/3/10, 3:55 PM
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Default Re: Gray Pipe okay for TPR?

Thanks Jeff, That's what I was thinking.



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Default Re: Gray Pipe okay for TPR?

Schedule 80 CPVC is grey. Then again, so is electrical conduit, but that's PVC.
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Old 4/4/10, 12:41 AM
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Default Re: Gray Pipe okay for TPR?

The plumbers and municipal inspectors have no problem with it here in my neck of the woods. I almost always find it in manufactured homes.



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