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I know that the IPC has a paragraph in chapter 6 requiring a pressure reducing valve if the static water pressure in the building is above 80 psi. For some reason I have in my template to recommend one above 60 psi. Anyone know where the 60 psi came from?
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No where.
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Dale Duffy Inspect Arizona Companies, Inc. Phoenix Home Inspectors, Inc. Scottsdale Home Inspectors, Inc. Infraspection Certified Thermographer 602.402.5305 Home Hints eNews
InterNACHI 2007 U.S.A Member of the Year National Association of Commercial Building Inspectors, Inc. |
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I agree. I think 60psi is about all the pressure you want if your home is equipped with plastic tubing for ice makers.
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