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Chapter 4, titled Elements of a Program, lays out the desired elements of a cross- connection control program: Authority, Backflow Preventers, Certified Tester and Specialists, Defensible and Detailed Records and Education and Training.
You should have your backflow prevention assembly installed inside an above-ground enclosure. Its the safest and most cost-effective place to put it. Installing your backflow preventer above ground in an outdoor enclosure allows you to protect your backflow preventer and maintain easy access to it.
A water backflow prevention device is a device that works to protect potable water from contamination or pollution due to backflow. In laymans terms, its essentially a device that stops water from flowing backward in your pipes.
Bypassing the backflow preventer may be desirable in situations where water supply pressure is low. Remove the 1 white spa hoses from the shutoff valves immediately downstream from the backflow preventer by uncoupling the camlock fittings. Attach the loose ends of the hoses to the ends of the bypass adapter.
Lawn irrigation systems can backflow contaminated water into your drinking water. In order to prevent this, building codes require that these systems be protected with a backflow preventer: International Plumbing Code 2006 608.16.
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When the backflow preventer fails to meet this minimum standard, the backflow preventer must be repaired or if necessary, replaced. These minimum standards are set at a level that as the backflow prevention assembly begins to deteriorate in its performance, it can still prevent backflow.
All secondary sources of water, such as wells or plumbing systems that are exposed to potential contamination or poorer quality water, require a backflow prevention device.
If a major pressure change occurs and homes are not equipped with backflow preventers, water can flush backwards into municipal water lines, potentially contaminating the water with soap from sinks or dishwashers, human waste from toilets, chlorine from pools, fertilizers, pesticides, and any number of other dangerous
Understand that it is always recommended to a backflow preventer in any situation where incoming water and waste water have a chance of being cross-connected. This serves to protect you and your home, keeping your drinking, bathing, and cleaning water safe.
How do I know if my property has a backflow prevention assembly? You can check to see if you have a backflow prevention assembly by looking at where water enters your property (usually in a basement by the water heater, a crawl space, or in a mechanical room).

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