Common RPZ installation failures we still see on site

Missing test cocks, inverted relief valves, and isolation that makes annual AIM testing impossible.

Missing test cocks, inverted relief valves, and isolation that makes annual AIM testing impossible.

If the tester cannot isolate, drain and fit gauges, the installation is not AIM-compliant. Relief valves discharge down; test cocks stay accessible.

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