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Wednesday, April 3rd 2013, 5:08pm

by Wet_Boots

If you have antisyphon valves (that's plural, as in one for each zone) then you should employ the flow controls to adjust pressures in each zone.

Wednesday, April 3rd 2013, 12:56pm

by Vin123

I use anti-siphon valve and there is no backflow
preventer for the sprinkler system.

Tuesday, April 2nd 2013, 8:16pm

by Wet_Boots

Where's the backflow preventer for the sprinkler system?

Tuesday, April 2nd 2013, 6:00pm

by Vin123

Water Pressue Regulator

There is a water pressure regulator to home
fixture. But the water pressure to the irrigation

system is too high. I talked with two

plumbers but they gave me different solutions.

I need your advice. Thanks for the help


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1. relocate the current water pressure regulator before the house shut off
valve

2. Install another regulator after the irrigation shut off valve.