Test and Maintenance of Backflow Device Form - Suffolk County 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in the year at the top of the form, indicating whether this is an annual test.
  3. Complete the SCWA Contract Account number and provide the facility name, address, and specific location of the backflow device.
  4. In the Device Information section, specify whether it is an RPZ or DCV device, along with its manufacturer, model, size, and serial number.
  5. Fill out the 'Test Before Repair' section by indicating if Check Valve #1 and #2 leaked or closed tight. Record the differential pressure relief valve opening pressure.
  6. Document any repairs made in the designated area, including materials used and repairer’s details.
  7. If repairs were made, complete the 'Final Test' section with results and date.
  8. Finally, ensure all parties sign where indicated and complete their licensing information before submitting.

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Under Section 64764 of the regulations, backflow prevention devices must be tested annually by certified testers.
Testable backflow prevention devices at the property boundary (those installed on high or medium risk properties and fire services), legally require testing at commissioning, after any maintenance and every 12 months by an accredited tester qualified to test the devices.
Upon successful completion of the examination, the certification is valid for a two year period. To qualify for the examination, an applicant must: Provide a copy of successfully passing a formal backflow prevention course. Be employed by a California State Licensed Contractor or possess a State Contractors License.
What is the Lifespan of a Backflow Preventer? The expected lifespan of a black flow preventer is typically 5 to 10 years, depending on the type of backflow preventer. Some common types of backflow preventers include: Double Check Valve Assemblies (DCVA)
When a property requires backflow protection as mandated by California Administrative Code, Title 17, the customer will be responsible for: (1) having an approved backflow prevention assembly installed on their property and (2) ensuring this assembly undergoes routine testing on an annual basis by a certified tester.
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All pipe, fixtures, etc. beyond this point are the owners responsibility, including the testing and maintenance of the backflow assembly. Property owners occasionally have agreements with the tenant or property management company to maintain the backflow assembly.
First, the number 2 shut off valve on the backflow is turned off. A test kit is placed on the device. The test kit uses the water left in the backflow. Once the test is complete, the kit is removed, and the water is turned back on slowly, which prevents pressure surges from occurring.

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