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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the asse backflow test form in the editor.
- Begin by entering the property owner's name and address in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy for proper identification.
- If applicable, fill in the occupant's information, including their address, city, state, and zip code.
- Next, provide details about the backflow prevention device: manufacturer, model number, size, and serial number.
- Indicate the location of the assembly and any relevant equipment or system applications.
- Complete the test equipment section by filling in the manufacturer, model number, serial number, and calibration date.
- Record the date and time when the test was performed along with static line pressure.
- For each check valve listed (Check Valve #1 and #2), indicate whether it is leaking or closed tight during both initial and final tests. Document pressure drops as required.
- In the certified tester section, print your name, address, phone number, license number, and certification number.
- Finally, sign and date the form. Add any comments or recommendations as needed.
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What does ASSE stand for?
An ASSE 1022 device has a vent opening that leaks water when the downstream check valve of the device fails. The leaking water is required to drain indirectly to a safe point of discharge. An ASSE 1024 device does not have a vent opening and is not required to be drained.
What does ASSE mean on a backflow?
ASSE, or the American Society of Sanitary Engineering, is a third-party certifier for professionals and products in the plumbing and mechanical industries. Backflow Directs Deringer 20 and Deringer 40 Backflow Preventers are ASSE certified. These products had to undergo rigorous testing to obtain certification.
What does ASSE mean in plumbing?
ASSE certified products are tested by qualified laboratories to strict performance requirements of product standards, and certified in a manner that is impartial, balanced, informed, and rigorous.
Can I do backflow testing myself?
Backflow prevention assemblies have internal seals, springs and moving parts that are subject to wear, fatigue and fouling. Assemblies must be tested upon installation, after any repairs, and at least once annually to ensure proper function and protection from backflow events.
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