Where can I get FEBCO backflow prevention training?
FEBCO training is now available from Watts Works. The most versatile line of backflow prevention assemblies on the market. Featuring an 80% shorter lay length, the lowest head loss, and cost saving benefits. The approved bonnet and poppet as manufactured by FEBCO may be visually identified by the light gold transparent color of the parts.
Who are the manufacturers of backflow prevention assemblies?
For 50+ years FEBCO has designed and manufactured innovative and patented assemblies for this critical purpose. FEBCO窶冱 backflow prevention assemblies, which prevent the backward flow of contaminated water into the potable water supply, are reliable and easily serviced.
Can a leaking vacuum breaker be repaired by FEBCO?
Very economical solution to a leaking vacuum breaker. Used to repair a 31 year old leaking vacuum breaker valve in my lawn irrigation system. Very easy to do and saved a ton of money. Our irrigation system is up and running again.
What to use to repair FEBCO plumbing hoses?
Unscrewing the cap and replacing these parts is a simple repair. Get a tube of silicone o-ring lube (never use Vaseline/petroleum jelly, which looks the same) to make the seal last much longer. Worked perfectly. It would have been nice if instructions were included because one of the pieces was missing on my Febco.
Can a FEBCO series 800 be used for backflow prevention?
The FEBCO Series 800 is used in the protection of water supplies from unauthorized usage. This requires installation of the proper valving to measure water loss. The Series 800 Detector check is not a backflow prevention assembly and should not be used as such. 800 with optional by-pass Features
For 50+ years FEBCO has designed and manufactured innovative and patented assemblies for this critical purpose. FEBCO窶冱 backflow prevention assemblies, which prevent the backward flow of contaminated water into the potable water supply, are reliable and easily serviced.
Very economical solution to a leaking vacuum breaker. Used to repair a 31 year old leaking vacuum breaker valve in my lawn irrigation system. Very easy to do and saved a ton of money. Our irrigation system is up and running again.
Unscrewing the cap and replacing these parts is a simple repair. Get a tube of silicone o-ring lube (never use Vaseline/petroleum jelly, which looks the same) to make the seal last much longer. Worked perfectly. It would have been nice if instructions were included because one of the pieces was missing on my Febco.
